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Light´s Birth
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Becoming Helium
04:18
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Supernova
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ADAMU
04:53
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ADAMU
Find me in the sky
We don't know how but here we are
In the only way that I know show
you that love set you free
Too much to ask, too much to wait until we're finally undone
Too much to ask, too much to wait until we're finally undone
Too much to ask, too much to wait until we're finally undone
Silence that speech, words say nothing
Too much to ask, too much to wait until we finally understand
Shining miles away, is just the symphony created by nature
I feel like I'm god like, is just the symphony drawn by star... stardust
Thousands of options
begins and all inside us
Trapped between the walls of our fears
Why don't you look up?
Gaze in the skies that fills the great void
flowing into the sphere...
Huge secrets are quite inside us
We must discover who we are to finally find them...
Spreading a universal message
Those are there waiting for it now
We can be anywhere, just because we are one
Just because we're one...
Shining miles away, is just the symphony created by nature
I feel like I'm god like, is just the symphony drawn by star... stardust
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Particles Guadalajara, Spain
Passion for nature and a constant effort for its exaltation. From these premises the idea of PARTICLES was born back in 2013.
The personal Progressive Metal/Ambient project of guitarist and composer Rubiel Andrés.
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