1. |
Go To Sleep
04:40
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this is a blurry path
i'm standing in the middle
not knowing what to do
in an empty space
i don't want to sleep
i don't want to stay awake
it is raining hard
i stopped in my way
i sit on the floor
i look to the front
thinking about nothing
then about the meanings
or the lack of them
what will this matter
nothing really matters
in the end
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2. |
Black Hole
05:08
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Sometimes I feel like
I've jumped in a black hole
I'm turning and turning
Just floating in space-time
I'm watching the blackness
With a neutral face expression
The stars they're so far away
I can't touch them
Even if I wanted
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3. |
Comic Book Girl
05:34
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you want me to say
you’re beautiful
you ask me for words
like love and i love you so
sorry if i’m not so nice
i can’t speak like that
i can’t say what the comic book said
pretend i’m dead
away from what’s left
dreams burns
let me bury my head in the sand
dirt in my eyelids
blushing from the shame
bleak life waits there
somewhere
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Fausto Maceió, Brazil
A Fausto é um duo de Maceió, capital das Alagoas. São dois jovens delinquentes que gostam de música rock e outras esquisitices tocando bem alto.
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