My wonderful Bereaved

from Keep the Devil out of Hillsboro by Hemlock Smith

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This originally was a song written for a silent film score (Sir Arne's Treasure"), where this was the song written for the male female character. We liked it so much that we decided to release it as a *band" version.

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My wonderful bereaved

Elsalill stared into the sea
For want to drown or for want to breathe
Long for nothing, but for the hours to flee
Oh why do hearts just stop but wounds still bleed ?
By what decree… ?
What decree indeed ?

Oh Elsalill, my wonderful bereaved
Oh Elsalill, what have you done to me ?
What have you done to me ?

Elsalill glared into the fire
What we possess, the cruel flames aspire –
- to and fro, destiny claims all of our desires
And devours our weary souls entire
And we agree…
Or do we… ?

Oh Elsalill, my wonderful bereaved
Oh Elsalill, what have you done to me ?
What have you done to me ?

Elsalill looked into herself
And found nothing there she’d want to tell –
- (a private hell)
A frozen monolith cast upon this fjeld
This world of ours may be our biggest cell
Oh let her be…
Oh let her leave…

Oh Elsalill, my wonderful bereaved
Oh Elsalill, what have you done to me ?
Oh Elsalill, my wonderful bereaved
Oh Elsalill, what have you done to me ?
What have you done to me ?

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from Keep the Devil out of Hillsboro, released September 5, 2009

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Hemlock Smith Lausanne, Switzerland

Hemlock Smith come from Lausanne (Switzerland). Since 2002, they’ve released 7 regular albums with intelligent pop, as well as 2 soundtracks for silent film and 2 collaborations with Noise duo Les Poissons Autistes. Fronted by singer-songwriter Michael Frei, Hemlock Smith's distinctive voice is complemented by a talented band seamlessly blending Pop, Folk, Rock and Trip-Hop Sensibilities ... more

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