1. |
Council Of The Whales
04:08
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Now we’ve arrived
To somewhere
And somethings I just can’t describe
When we conversed
It shattered
All the visions preconceived
Face to face with their night
I could feel the hate
Now I know of their plight
The council of the whales
Filling my lungs
They said kindly
“You may now return with us”
All had begun
The vision
Cetacea spoke was realized
Breathe the air out
Pilots mute shout
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2. |
Depths To Shallows
03:59
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We were just so clear in time
Difference was still undefined
We had formed this great design
Between firmaments so sublime
We said we must move on
We have the sky, let’s take the sun
Open up our eyes
What’s beyond
We’ll build a great machine
To live on
The ocean lies beneath our feet
Gather what you can, meet our need
The creature cries, but we don’t see
We’ve progressed so perfectly
…And follow
This dream beyond our solar sea
...To waste this world
The sacrifice we have foreseen
No more will we contemplate
The path we’ve set, we won’t deviate
Almost there, we’ve come so far
Savage fingers to touch the stars
Wide eyes
We guard the Sea
Wide eyes
We are the Sea
Wide eyes
Regard the Sea
Why die
We are deceived
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3. |
System Paradigm
04:50
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Overriding system paradigm
Trying to integrate with this current time
The sense of being lost aside
A post chaotic calm provides
This…
Light in between the signs
We knew
Fall down this rabbit hole
Into
And we will fall much deeper
Trying to become ourselves
All the wishing we do
Is not in vain
Facing odds against us
Seems everyday
We’ll change our demons
Into gods
And recreate our path
To somewhere
Feeling…all that we need to
Being…all that we see
Say it…no need to agree upon it
Stay…a while longer
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The Engine Above Vancouver, British Columbia
The Engine Above, formerly Jeremy Tardif Band, hail from Vancouver BC.
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