Requiem

from Memorial by The Fellow Traveller

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lyrics

the wind begun to rock the grass
with holy tunes and broken glass

the soul unhooked from the root
take a bite from the forbidden fruit

the dust swept away
I'm not here to stay

the ship across the sea
I - the dying tree

fade softly into stars
enlarging our memoirs

now it's time to glow
the grace will grow

we're playing with a broken string
while she sang

I must go in
I must go in
I must go in
I must go in

the fog is rising

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from Memorial, released February 16, 2022
All Instruments & Mixing/Mastering by Tim Primbs

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The Fellow Traveller Vienna, Austria

Side Project of Tim Primbs (BOG & Lehnen)

discography

Memorial

Feb 2022
Minsk (Single)

Jan 2022
Gloom

Apr 2020

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