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We Can't Explain

from Tranquility Base EP by Paolo Sala

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Since the day we moved
Things have become so very strange
There are too many rooms
Sometimes I think I’m in a maze
And so I call your name
You say “I’m here” but you don’t sound the same
Whispers from behind a half-closed door and
Strangers walking in the corridors
Like ghosts

Do you remember when
We went back to your childhood home
We walked in hand in hand
And all the past was dead and gone
The trees replaced the stone
The windows frozen in a silent call
Tender was the springtime in your eyes and
Soothing was your presence by my side
Like shine

And at the border of the night
You come from the garden looking my way
You say: “oh dear, you look so tired
You shouldn’t be troubled it’s a new day
You built your house and this is it
It’s bottom up science we can’t explain
You built your love and this is me
It’s bottom up science we can’t explain”

“Let’s have a walk down in the fields
The air is so clean, the morning’s our shield
No time for worries and regrets
We’re not in control let’s keep what we get

“You built your house and this is it
It’s bottom up science we can’t explain
You built your love and this is me
It’s bottom up science we can’t explain”

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from Tranquility Base EP, released December 1, 2022

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Paolo Sala Genova, Italy

I am a reclusive, obsessive, slightly misanthropic writer of pop tunes for extinct species.

Check out my work in progress here:
soundcloud.com/tatash

and my band, here:
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