Quicksand

by Aldebaran

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lyrics

1. All of these days they were just passing by.
Some lost so much, they broke down and cried.
This year was hard and almost unbearable.
But you stood your ground against the miserable.

Recon.: Please hold my hand before I drown in quicksand..
Chorus: Da, da, da, da,da ....

2. You stand beside the river of time and watch it float.
You cannot cross it without a boat.
If you step into the river and start to swimming it down.
You'll find some rocks and they won't let you drown.

Recon.: -"-
Chorus.:-"-

Bridge

3. There is a light rising up from the darkness.
If you walk onto it you won't be helpless.

Recon.:-"-
Chorus:-"-

Outro

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released December 9, 2016
The song and lyrics were written, played and recorded by Adrian Lesch aka "Aldebaran".

Picture "Horsehead Nebula"
Source:http://www.ceravolo.com/horsehead.html

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