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SEEDS OF BEAUTY
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Before we leave we have some time to see the beauty as it comes into our lives and tells us: „take just what you´ve got“
Something is wrong with this World.
We are under pressure of feelings and thoughts which do not come from the original inventions.
Statistically less 99 percent – Not dementia…and we live in fear of loss the comfort rather than feeling free.
Hallelujah, motherfuckers everywhere.
Desperation of the ghost. You give us pleasure of beeing trapped in the world ´s modern society nightmare.
As it all comes to the gathering of all unhappy people with a rucksack full of batteries containing inner peace.
Help em streighten up and watch it real, the way it is. And the things, they worry about. All the things. The hell we worry about.
No words can really explain sense of things we must go through. At the gates of holy hell we play on will. We pray.
To put our fingers out of rage, dead are gone.
We understand the man who doesn´t find the truth deep inside his own beating heart.
„As it all comes to the gathering of the ones exploited with a rucksack full of batteries containg inner peace“
Love help us streighten up and let us see how blind we are.
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