Losing My Insanity

from A Sky Full of Ghosts by Sonus Umbra

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Unearth a path to me, lose my insanity
Burn off the blindfold of fantasy
Switched on reality, sudden lucidity
Open my mind to…

What I see and what I hear
Every sense has awoken
What I know and what I fear
All illusions broken
Alone in the clouds, where the stars lure my eyes
One true sky, exposing dreams as lies
Urging me to question everything I see
Where I am and where I’ve been as
Light years pass in-between
Alone in the clouds, where the stars lure my eyes
One true sky, exposing dreams as lies

Frère Jacques, am I sleeping
Or am I lost in a lie
Twilight is done
God somehow misplaced the sun
Cloaked in artificial light
Conjuring day from night

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from A Sky Full of Ghosts, released December 22, 2020
Music by Rich Poston, Tim McCaskey and Luis Nasser
Lyrics by Roey Ben-Yoseph

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Sonus Umbra Chicago, Illinois

We are a progressive rock band: currently geographically dispersed between Chicago and Abu Dhabi, but established in Mexico City, back in the 20th century. If you want to hear shadows made of sound, we invite you to join us, take the great fall inwards and listen. ... more

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