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Living When You've Died

from Something to Die to by Paul Bäcklin

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You’re still here in the morning sun
mourning son
You’re in the wind.
You’re in the sound.
You’re not around.

Everywhere I walk, you’re in the ground.
Your body is dead, but it still has you bound.
You’re not around.

Your picture’s on the wall over my bed,
So if you would fall you’d fall in my head.
Where you’re never dead.

It kills me to see you getting killed in you.
Trapped in a shell of eternal gloom.
The void won’t let you through.

If you would want to end it, no one would chide,
Because you are so strong, and so strongly admired.

You’ll keep living when you’ve died.

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from Something to Die to, released October 15, 2021
Written by: Paul Bäcklin
Produced by: Johan Weber

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Paul Bäcklin Sweden

“Something to Die to” has a certain brightness to it. Not a pleasant bright, like a sunny day or the glitter on a lake touched by a breeze.  More like the light in “light-headed”. A dizzy, grainy light with a high pitched sinus tone to match it, ringing in your ears while all other sounds move back into the distance. The type of light you might expect to see when being on the verge of passing out. ... more

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