1. |
Prelude to Darkness I
06:58
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Who am I
Walking alone
In the night
Lost, blinded, confused
Not knowing where to go
Who am I
Sitting alone
Desolate, desperate
In my tower
Not knowing what will come
Who am I
My eyes on the path
Searching wistful
Not knowing what
Who am I
When I find
When I see
When I know
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2. |
Prelude to Darkness II
02:51
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On the path...
... through the dark realms of my deepest forest
... where moonlight glimmers towards the gate
... where pleasure grows inside of me
This is where my haven lies
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3. |
Prelude to Darkness III
05:52
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Where the whispering winds
And the rippling waters
Breath their calling words
Beyond the mountains
Through the broad expanses
I hear their calling words
I fade
I fall
I’m gone
Deep in the flowing waters
Within the stream
I hear the call Iam
I last
I end
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4. |
V
05:19
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Ocinn Germany
Ocinn plays Black Metal influenced dark piano music. Formed in 2007 in southern Germany as a solo project, Ocinn releases
its debut album I in 2020.
The unique and hypnotizing atmosphere with melancholic, gloomy but still romantic piano tunes brings the feeling of the rough and cold Black Metal sound into dark piano music.
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