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Anonymous Ballad

by Kathaarsys

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1.
Thoughts About Worthless Things And The Future [8 brief notes in the university square] 06:05
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Awakens interest and expires clumsily amid grins A certain poetry peeps through the ignorance of the death rattle Elusive immensity in the distance Shouting high plateau in the solitude The groan is wounded and there is a certain resemblance Today’s missed stupidity, tomorrow outlined ideas... The dogged protractedness of the epoch About an incomplete statistic Paragraphs of notoriety are written And fed on scoop The morality of the ambiguous is reflected Resemblance of death So to say, the perfect contradiction of oneself
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Sadness And Hopelessness [conversations in the lobby] 05:37
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When I was young, the irony was grasped Things were so for a reason And for a reason were those illusions fake Even today a certain distant resemblance is to be seen Facing the undaunted corpse of childhood We’ve made it here for something that doesn’t reveal the slightest dreamy hint
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The Advent Of Madness [lucubrations from the nightmare of July 8th] 05:04
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Keeping it real , the farmer keeps ploughing the same field There was a day when things made sense In that very moment, the night recalled an evoking dusk But it’s not worth too much remembrance Not now or ever, will it make sense Now, my dear friend, you are alone And there’s no way back, and no tales on the road The advent of madness or the foe’s rejection
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No Guide [22:30 (end of the day): solitude and weariness and... solitude after all] 13:49
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Hollow words What were you expecting? You now have the gift of mediocrity Rotten clock of immensurable lost hours
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Darkness [last tests, conclusion and the obscurity at the end of the tunnel] 09:53
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The jadedness of an epoch The sorrow of the wounded fisherman The darkness For a moment you feel creative And you expire…

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Recorded, mixed & mastered at La Nave de Oseberg & Addax Records Studios by Carlos Ripetta during December 2008 in Buenos Aires (Argentina)

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released March 15, 2009

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Kathaarsys Pontevedra, Spain

Kathaarsys is an innovative music organization including J.L Montáns (guitar & voice) and M. Barcia (piano & bass)

The band makes their longest tours ever during 2010 and 2011 presenting "Intuition"(2010) and live CD/DVD: "The Concept - Live At Capitol"(2011) wich includes a Book.

In 2012 the exploring spirit continues with Rara Vez including influences from Classical, Flamenco or Acoust ... more

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