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Fall Apart
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If I wake from dreams
shall I fall in pastures?
Will I wake the darkness,
shall we torch the earth?
If I wake from dreams
shall we find the emptiness
and break the silence
that will stop our hearts?
And if I wake from dreams
shall we cry together
for their howling echoes
and restart the Night?
And why did you say
that things shall fall?
And fall and fall and fall
And fall apart?
And why did you say
that things shall fall?
And fall and fall and fall
And fall apart?
Shall I wake from dreams
for the glory of nothing,
for the cracking of the sun,
for the crawling down of lies?
If we fall from dreams
shall we push them into darkness
and stare into the howling
and clamber into night?
If I fall from dreams
all my prayers are silenced
To love is to lose,
and to lose is to die...
And why did you say
that things shall fall?
And fall and fall and fall
And fall apart?
And why did you say
that things shall fall?
And fall and fall and fall
And fall apart?
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Tjuktji Sweden
Tjuktji (pronounced as 'Chukchi' IPA: /ˈt͡ʃukt͡ʃiː/) is a musical band founded as a solo project by a single
musician.
The owner of the band is Dylan Larsen, a young man from the central regions of northern Sweden.
The band's music is a fusion of folk rock, rock, post-punk and new wave influences from the 80s and 90s.
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