Meridian, Part Three: Awake Again

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A faint light bites me through the windowpane
A warming feel, awake again
The crows keep starving as I left behind
The thoughts of sorrow stuck on my mind

Some say that time helps healing old scars
I'd say it can teach you to wear them
I've burned all the bridges I had to burn
Regret is a burden so worthless

Your smile, forgotten swing on my memoir
So far away, in black and white
A photograph to keep but not to trust
The train has spread its wings, and I feel right

I'd say the trails are there, you have to ask
If you're who can't let yourself see them
A bunch of self lies can't break through the walls
Give up is an option so worthless

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from Meridian, released April 1, 2015

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Regna Barcelona, Spain

Regna is a symphonic prog rock band hailing from Barcelona. In late 2023, the band is set to unveil its debut full-length LP, CINEMA. An honest and concise album where the band aims to showcase all facets of its DNA and gather everything they have learned from their previous work, the conceptual EP Meridian (2015). ... more

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Cinema

Dec 2023
Spyglass

Nov 2023
Tangent

Oct 2023
Meridian

Apr 2015

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