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A life told by early morning song lyrics

Doomsday. He’s not on the beach – but who cares anymore. The engines roar and I find myself alone, not even myself, the maple-leafed sign beside me revealing this is Dårlig Ulv Stranden. I got it all wrong. London and the hollow chimes of an unirradiated Big Ben already feel light years away, gongs for a future already written and long since lived. There’s no sunshine anywhere. Chasing Cars. If I just lay here. Close eyes, arms out – back to the Reichenbach mattress as I push with my heel – down, down, down into cold and roaring hell, silent and unnoticed like a stone. I push my neck out so my head hits first. Nothing, just silence. I open my eyes and see only magnolia ceiling – put my hand to my head to find a still intact skull, but my fingers come away bloody all the same. I’m the only one who can see it. I’m the only one. I’m alone.

One Response to “A life told by early morning song lyrics”

  1. I drove across the states (from Chicago to LA) last year and that song was there every time I turned on the radio (apart from when it is was either god music or country classics in Oklahoma).

    Anyway, it’s a great song, but I can’t hear it now without thinking of dodgy motels and hours at the wheel. Makes me very nostalgic for the road trip.

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