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@@ -13,17 +13,35 @@ The previous one is technically 'Yuuparo' but close enough for me to tag this on
A song about how life goes on under perceived turmoil thousands of metres away. A song about how life goes on under perceived turmoil thousands of metres away.
## Lyrics ## Lyrics (working)
``` ```
There were scenes I've come to known but never seen or heard. // Mostly, just list objects. But objects with an observer and that is how I get in.
Coal mines roar low day and night. air compressors, motors, conveyor belts, water pumps, self-propelled tunnel shields, drum cutters, lifts; boilers, generators, locomotives, trucks, and people of the mine.
Snow over the ever so slightly dwarfed mountain slopes, matrices of lights of alternating patterns every fortnight or so reflecting shift changes; mixtures of snow, steam, smoke in the air, smell of much burning.
People in the mines, people for the mines, people around the mines, people from the mines; people working, people fighting, people dying.
// Lines that shouldn't make it to the final text but of the right spirit
History is an easy thing to learn and remember but nigh impossible to live in. At the same time it is a thing imopossible to not live in. Things I have heard; things I have read; things I have seen; things I have been.
My town is sentenced death and revived so many times by history and so many contactless observation endpoints from miles and miles away. I am an exile but I live on with the town.
// Coal
Coal in the mountain. Mine entrance, burnt down once and twice. Names of good hope and names of misfortune.
Drum cutters, oxygen packs, boring pits turned water closets. Air compression, oil lubrication, self-propelled pillar shields.
// The power plant
// Roads
Road extending eastwards through the mountains. Road redirected above the submerged communities. Road tunnelling west in place of the zigzag railway and the legendary amusement park. Road up north with a million hairpins and deer unseen now closed for prolonged repairs. Road passing by along the active
// Houses (residential)
// Melons and (long) yams or in a sense agriculture
// The shrine
// Public service buildings, disused or new
// ...
``` ```