Dance of The Sun/ The Remark/ Dance of The Sun (Birth of The Light)

from You Have a Chance by Camelias Garden

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I went one day to the old Feng Du,
where my dreamy days collapsing with the ringing of a tune.
All through the autumn cradled wishes of my bloom,
facing every spring an awful harvest, holding on my youth.
The leaden voices boost and foster the eagle's fall.

And every morning wandering round in the dark,
and every damned day wandering down at the dawn,
and every morning a wandering vow fixed the bark.

Walk in the yard with a shimmering light above,
roots of the trees standing off,
leaves will lay down and a withering time will come
roots naively don't know the law.

They peremptorily tidy up every grain
for the brothers almost drained.
A new beginning cyclically returns,
all once lost will merge to one.

And in the nightfall wondering why I'm so far,
and under judgement wondering if I'm so dull,
and in Samsara squandering all I have done.

Light the burrow, feed the breeding storm within,
nervous looking, reach the deepest hidden grin.
Set the borrowed things meticulously I kept.
Carved in my lair, let the trial starts, I'm ready to forget.

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from You Have a Chance, released March 20, 2013

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Camelias Garden Roma, Italy

Camelias Garden merge together the acoustic and vocal elements of folk songwriting with the instrumental weavings and arrangements of progressive rock and post rock.

Their music style comes from films, pictures, from green fields and memories of a distant past. The soundtrack of an imaginary movie crafted by vocal harmonies, synthesizers and acoustic guitars. ... more

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