The highway's screaming under my load
Steel beast growls down a lonesome road
My tires are burning like a devil's grin
Heavy truck rolling where the night begins

Burning Rubber

With my candlelight I wander through the haze
Searching for the whispers lost in endless days
Shadows dance around me but they never stay
Flickering like answers that just fade away

Candlelight Search

Raise your face to the golden light
Chase the shadows out of sight
Every heartbeat knows it's true
Let the sun shine on you

Let the Sun Shine on You

The wolf howls in the Wilderness
Wolves have always been persecuted, by myths and outright lies. The Native Americans had a completely different attitude towards the wolf, rooted in respect.

Cry of the Wolves

Turn your love and care. Music video. 
Turn your love and care to the world's animals
Every creature, big or small, deserves to have its story told
Lift your heart to the calling of nature, let compassion develop
Turn your love and care to the world's animals

Turn Your Love and Care

Save the earth from all this madness
Break the chains of greed and sadness
Raise your voice let it be heard
Every soul can change the world

Save the Earth

I'm a cowboy searching for my place
With my old horse and my dog's kind face
Riding the trails where the wild winds race
A saddle and a dream in this open space

Riding On The Wind

The rainbow has been followed by legends and myths, where the rainbow ends there is a treasure, or something else valuable, but it has also been interpreted in different ways, examples below.

The rainbow is a natural phenomenon that has always fascinated humans. In Swedish folk records it has many names: sky rainbow, weather rainbow, water rainbow, storm rainbow and God's rainbow, to name a few. When you did not really see the whole rainbow, but only part of it, it could be called "sour rainbow".

In Norse mythology, the rainbow has a special function. There it is called Bifrost and is a bridge between the world of humans and the gods. The bridge is guarded by the god Heimdall, who ensures that giants and other enemies do not gain access. At Ragnarök, the end of the world, the bridge will break so that the connection between the two worlds is broken.
The connections to Asatruism found their way into folk beliefs to some extent. Sometimes the rainbow was thought to have been erected by the “old gods” — they set it up when they went out riding! 

The Christian Bible gives a different explanation for the origin of the rainbow: it is a sign of a covenant between God and man. In ancient times, it was therefore common to regard the rainbow as a sacred symbol that must be shown reverence. Pointing at it was forbidden — then the finger could start to ache, be attacked by worms or rot away. 
You could also get warts on the pointing hand. Throwing or shooting something at the rainbow could have even worse consequences. Anyone who fired a shot with a gun aimed at the rainbow could go blind, and if you threw your fishing rod at it, you would lose your fishing luck. 

You should also not make a noise when the rainbow was seen, because then you would make the angels in heaven sad. Another expression of the sacredness of the rainbow was that one was not allowed to try to imitate its stripes when weaving—one who wove in the colors of the rainbow could become forgetful, colorblind, or even die.

Where the Rainbow Ends

More and more violence is increasing, atrocities and an ever-increasing desire for power are spreading like wildfire on earth. Countries that previously fought for democracy
are changing direction and becoming increasingly nationalistic, increasingly focused on themselves, long-standing partnerships are being broken. Increasingly more desire for land and influence.

Where are we Headed

Under the Palms

[Verse]
Under the palms
The moon shines bright
We sway
We groove
We own the night
Sand on our feet
Stars in the sky
We dance
We laugh
No questions why

[Chorus]
Huts and beaches
Feel the breeze
(feel the breeze!)
Dancing free beneath the trees
Under the palms
We take a chance
Feel the rhythm
Let’s dance
Let’s dance!

[Verse 2]
Waves roll in
They kiss the shore
The beat
It calls
We want some more
Hearts are light
The world stands still
We’re moving now
Pure island thrill

[Chorus]
Huts and beaches
Feel the breeze
(feel the breeze!)
Dancing free beneath the trees
Under the palms
We take a chance
Feel the rhythm
Let’s dance
Let’s dance!

[Bridge]
Ooh-oh
The fire’s aglow
Oh-oh
Let the music flow
Ooh-oh
Just lose control
Oh-oh
Let it fill your soul

[Chorus]
Huts and beaches
Feel the breeze
(feel the breeze!)
Dancing free beneath the trees
Under the palms
We take a chance
Feel the rhythm
Let’s dance
Let’s dance!

[Verse 3]
Waves roll in
They kiss the shore
The beat
It calls
We want some more
Hearts are light
The world stands still
We’re moving now
Pure island thrill

Under the Palms

Beautiful Mermaids

[Verse]
Golden tails that catch the sun
Waves that shimmer as they run
Through the deep
Where shadows play
A hidden world
A brighter day

[Prechorus]
Echoes hum beneath the tide
Secrets whispered
None can hide

[Solo]
[Fast Romantic Irish folk music with empathy]

[Chorus]
Beautiful mermaids swim
Swim free
In the most beautiful seas
A dance of light
A song of breeze
Beautiful mermaids swim with ease

[Verse 2]
Coral thrones and pearl-made crowns
Silent kingdoms never found
Voices rise
A siren’s hymn
The ocean listens
Pulls you in

[Solo]
[Fast Romantic Irish folk music with empathy]

[Bridge]
They glide where dreams collide
Where the moon and water confide
A love we’ll never understand
A touch of theirs
Slipping like sand

[Solo]
[Fast Romantic Irish folk music with empathy]

[Chorus]
Beautiful mermaids swim
Swim free
In the most beautiful seas
A dance of light
A song of breeze
Beautiful mermaids swim with ease

Fast Romantic Irish folk music with empathy

Beautiful Mermaids

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