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Shadows of the Dying Sun Lyrics
We're nothing more than shadows
Light scatter of the dying sun
Just particle beams in passing
Waves riding the eternal dark
We're nothing more than shadows
Mere remnants of the distant past
Animated sparks of energy
Bursting flames of the end
We're nothing more than shadows
We grow tall then fade away
We're vessels for a surging power
With solar fire in our veins
We're nothing more than shadows
Flares blazing in a blink of an eye
We're nothing more than shadows
Glimmers of hope against the black sky
And far upon the skies
Lies the truth within
We are shadows of the dying sun
Children of infinity
Always gazing to our past
We are dust of the stars
And I feel it in my heart
And I know it in my mind
That's all there is, ever will be
We're the dust of the stars
Light scatter of the dying sun
Just particle beams in passing
Waves riding the eternal dark
Mere remnants of the distant past
Animated sparks of energy
Bursting flames of the end
We grow tall then fade away
We're vessels for a surging power
With solar fire in our veins
Flares blazing in a blink of an eye
We're nothing more than shadows
Glimmers of hope against the black sky
Lies the truth within
We are shadows of the dying sun
Always gazing to our past
We are dust of the stars
And I know it in my mind
That's all there is, ever will be
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This was written in the booklet: And this is how it all ends. One of the first songs I got finished pretty much by accident. The first demo had only these couple of riffs and I as not really sure what to make of it. I think it was Niilo who suggested that maybe it could become this long hypnotic song that repeats the same basic pattern throughout the song. And after couple of tweaks and small adjustments it was pretty much there. The song title also became the album title bit later. The story of the song is firmly rooted to science but dressed in a form of a poem. Lyrics say it all. V. Friman