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The Trench

from Anyway by Ste van Holm

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Should I take these tablets
that make things go away
Should I be pretending
my nerves doesn't fray

Should I smile politely
Should I really care
I lock myself away
I am going there

We're going down together
Descend into the darkness
this deep is vast and unseen
we'll be the first ones there
And as the ship submerges
Anxiety emerges
the pressure's building up and
the vessel's going down

the trench
is deep and wide
but noone else
has gone inside
and now we're off
the deepest dive
a man has tried
down to a place so
unknown

Swallowed up completely
the blackness of the sea
Like falling into sleep
the undiscovered deep

down and down I'm sinking
like a stone I'm gently hurled
beyond abyssal depths
to the bottom of the world

We're going down together
Descend into the darkness
this deep is vast and unseen
we'll be the first ones there
And as the ship submerges
Anxiety emerges
the pressure's building up and
the vessel's going down

the trench
is deep and wide
but noone else
has gone inside
and now we're off
the deepest dive
a man has tried
but I've succeded
And I

Return again

Return again
to the surface
like bubbles of air
I'm ascending
Return again
to the surface
Relieved of all
my worries

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from Anyway, released November 30, 2009

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Ste van Holm Copenhagen, Denmark

Ste van Holm (born Stefan Holm, 1977) is a Danish musician and composer.
His musical upbringing came from British rock acts of the 70s like Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Genesis and Peter Gabriel, Alan Parsons Project, Brian Eno and King Crimson, but also from electronic acts like Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Klaus Schønning and more contemporary names like Massive Attack. ... more

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