A Long Farewell

Kristian Larsen / Lars F. Larsen / Mads Volf / Manticora

A murder without death, just one minute of complete disconnection
Loss of aeons of time, loss of mass amount of information
Left outside the web, with 5 days unaccouted for
A millenium of non-communication

Searching across the galaxy wide for the data lost
Unknown enemies ready to strike, to kill at any cost
Penetrating core periphery, finding the old earth re-creation
Saved in a temple, as i received the implant information

Secrets hidden in lost memory - together we'll find it, and
We'll write history
Beautiful stranger, your life's a mystery - powered by human
Genetics and poetry

The secret of the leaching network and u.i.:

Divided in 3, each fighting their own fight
- to gain the same purpose, to gain the same might
Solids argue that between core and humanity
- a certain level of symbiosis is necessary
The non-persistent advocate immediate extinction
- humans are a threat to complete prediction
Extremes promote the project with obsession
- reconstruction and retrieval for u.i. culmination

Hyperion! - the penultimate opposition
Non-subject from laws of physics and computerized prediction

Moving back in time with messages of war
The majestic valley graves so disturbing to the core

The outcome is two futures of war and beast invasion
One's a retroactive strike from core domination

The second is a fist through time sent for core destruction
A final blow from enemies who escaped the non-persistents'
Extinction

I carry your child and i carry the memory of all you ever were
And all you'd ever be
Ans as they take your body away, the frantic worshippers are
Chanting to me

Bless our saviour - bless the tool to our forgiveness

Trivia about the song A Long Farewell by Manticora

When was the song “A Long Farewell” released by Manticora?
The song A Long Farewell was released in 2002, on the album “Hyperion”.
Who composed the song “A Long Farewell” by Manticora?
The song “A Long Farewell” by Manticora was composed by Kristian Larsen, Lars F. Larsen, Mads Volf, and Manticora.

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