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Too Dark

from Worn Legs by Ben Martin

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    Comes with a gatefold 8-page booklet containing all lyrics and beautiful artwork by Christoph Haiderer

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A fictional story of a girl in deep depression

lyrics

White chairs surrounding
A carpet in red
I’m tired of laughing
We're all in bed

Misery is present
Making its way
Into our dreams
Where it will stay

And it's too dark
And it's too dark
No there is nothing ahead
Right now

She's weeping without
A reason inside
No color in live
No meaning around

No light at the end
No tunnel is near
Nothing around
Not even fear

And it's too dark
And it's too dark
No there is nothing ahead
Right now

Hit me and i won't complain
Kill me and it will remain

credits

from Worn Legs, released November 9, 2007
Ben Martin - Vocals, Guitars, Percussion, Fender Rhodes Piano, Keyboards
Markus Köllner - Bass

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Ben Martin Sankt Pölten, Austria

I'm here to write, perform and spread music that has its roots in pop with influences from soul, jazz and folk rock. Ever since I discovered the guitar as a means to express my feelings in 1985, I'm constantly refining and clearing the channel through which I receive, digest and send out music. I recorded "The Endless Stream Of Everything" to share my love and songs with you. ... more

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