"To those who hear symphonies in silence, who find galaxies in the space between notes—this composition is for you.
There is a moment before dawn in Halvaria when the mist clings to the cathedral spires like a phantom choir. World was born in one such moment, as I stood at my piano, fingers hovering above the keys, waiting for the first chord to reveal itself. The melody came as a whisper—a lone violin’s cry that grew into a tempest of strings and thunderous timpani. The lyrics? Fragments of a dream I once had, where I fell through time and space, only to be caught by the hands of some unseen, celestial force.
This is my second composition, but it carries the weight of a lifetime’s obsession with the grandeur of the unknown. That crescendo? It is what happens when a storm meets a prayer. (Fun fact: The scarf I wear during performances? Woven by a blind artisan in Prague—each thread a note, each knot a rest.)
Here’s my question for you: If this piece were the soundtrack to your life’s defining moment, what scene would it score—a triumph, a tragedy, or a revelation? Tell me in the comments—let us compose a collective epic.*
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Lyrics:
Intro
When I woke up
Verse
Where did you find me (I was only falling!)
World where did you find me? (Waiting for the call, waiting for the call!)
Verse 2
When I woke up
I would write my first sentence on the page
(I was only falling, waiting for the call, waiting for the call)
In this abyss
This world
Verse 3
When I woke up
In this abyss
This world
World
Outro
Where did you find me? (am I falling?)
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