The Key

Only you can make me fall asleep 
Calling you with words we only share 
I close my eyes and find that you are inside my mind

I walk with you forever on a beach 
You and I the blue sky and the kids 
I shut my mouth and breath the universal sea 

Long kiss hello and long kiss goodbye 
Hearts on fire and hearts that are tired 
I open my eyes and see that you are part of me

Only you 
Only you 
Only you
Only you

Only you can make me fall asleep 
Calling you with words we only share 
I open my eyes and see that you are part of me

Only you
Only you

By Per Bronco Karlsson

The Key

An exploration into a dark forest in the psyche, where the shadows grow tall... 
This darkwave track is inspired by a form of ego death that occurs through enduring prolonged solitude. This isolation may be chosen or thrown upon a person.. either way, there comes a moment of clarity that shines through the silence... and once this clarity is known, there is no turning back.

Lyrics:
I bow before you (x2)
Unworthy and broken
By life and living
Tired of giving
Tired of trying
Bent and crying
Dying
Slowly dying (x2)

But now I'm flying
Flying home to you
It's true
My love
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Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/-5exkny70z0

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Congo is a republic in Central Africa. Its capital and largest metropolitan area, located off the port city of Pointe-Noire, is Brazzaville; the country is also known as Congo-Brazzaville.

The country borders Gabon, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly the Belgian Congo or Zaire), the Angolan exclave of Cabinda, and the Atlantic Ocean. The United Nations Development Programme classifies the Republic of the Congo as a country with medium human development.

Congo - Nazali Pembeni

საქართველო (Sakartwelo) - ერთთად მივდივართ (Ertad Mivdivart)

Georgia is a Eurasian state in the South Caucasus, located east of the Black Sea and south of the Greater Caucasus. It is bordered by Russia to the north, Turkey and Armenia to the south, and Azerbaijan to the east. The regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia are occupied by Russian forces and are not under the control of the Georgian government. With around 3.7 million inhabitants (2020) in an area of ​​57,215 km² (excluding the occupied regions), Georgia is rather sparsely populated. About a third of the population lives in the capital region around Tbilisi; other major cities include Batumi, Kutaisi, and Rustavi.

The former Soviet republic encompasses mountain villages in the Caucasus as well as beaches on the Black Sea. Famous are the sprawling 12th-century Vardzia cave monastery and the ancient wine-growing region of Kakheti. The capital, Tbilisi, boasts diverse architecture and a labyrinthine old town with cobblestone streets.

The Georgians call their country "Sakartvelo" in Georgian, which roughly translates as "Land of the Kartvels." The word is said to originate from the god Kartlos, the progenitor of the Kartvels, who was worshipped in pre-Christian times.

The Kartvelians
The Georgians are one of the few peoples for whom no migration has been documented to date. It is certain that Georgia was already inhabited in the Paleolithic period. Recent archaeological excavations in eastern Georgia attest to cultivation 1.8 million years ago, long before the settlement of Central Europe. This includes the spectacular discovery of the oldest European humans in Dmanisi.

Slightly further south, in present-day Turkey, lies Mount Ararat, the legendary landing site of the Ark. According to historical sources from the 11th century, the Georgians trace their origins to the mythical ancestor Kartlos, the son of Targamos, who was a great-grandson of Noah (Genesis 10:1-2). The native name for Georgia is "Sakartvelo" (English: Sakartvelo), "Land of the Kartvelians."

Kartvelian tribes are mentioned as early as the 12th century BC. The first mention of the region dates back to the 2nd century BC in Assyrian cuneiform inscriptions. Urartian sources report the state structure "Diaochi" as their first unified union (Heinz Fähnrich, German cultural historian). The Greeks called the people Taochi (Xenophon, Anabasis, IV, 71); the territorial designation Tao persisted until the 20th century.

Georgia - Ertad Mivdivart

Republika Severna Makedonija - Odime Zaedno

North Macedonia is a landlocked country in Southeastern Europe. It is partly located in the northwest of the historical region of Macedonia.

North Macedonia has been a member of NATO since March 27, 2020, and has been a candidate for accession to the European Union (EU) since 2005. North Macedonia has one of the weakest economies in Europe and is undergoing a process of transformation, both economically and politically. The country is struggling with high unemployment, weak infrastructure, and a lack of investment.

According to the results of the national census of September 2021, in addition to Slavic Macedonians, who make up 58.44% of the total population, there is a large minority of Albanians at 24.3%. Of the remaining inhabitants, 3.86% are ethnic Turks, 2.53% are Roma, 1.3% are Serbs, 0.87% are Bosniaks, and 0.47% are Vlachs. Ethnically motivated conflicts continue to occur, especially between Macedonians and Albanians, but after the civil war-like conditions in 2001 and the peace treaty signed afterwards, the overall situation in the country has improved significantly.

North Macedonia - Odime Zaedno

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Lebanon is a country in Western Asia on the Mediterranean Sea. It borders Syria to the north and east and Israel to the south along the Blue Line. To the west, it is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea. Lebanon is considered part of the Mashreq and the Levant. In 2022, it had a population of approximately 5.5 million, almost half of them in the capital region of Beirut. The next two largest cities are Tripoli in the north and Sidon in the south.

Originally the land of the Phoenicians, Lebanon, like the entire Levant, became part of the empire of Alexander the Great in ancient times, later of the Roman Empire, and during the Islamic-Arab expansion between 634 and 640 AD, part of the Arab world, to which it remains to this day. Its population speaks Arabic and belongs to various Islamic and Christian denominations, with the Christian population being particularly high compared to that in other Arab countries (estimated at just over half of the total population after the founding of the Lebanese state in 1943, today just over 40%).

The 1943 National Pact established a political system in which specific positions and offices were assigned to different religious groups according to a fixed distribution key (religious proportionality). Following an economic boom that earned the country the reputation of being the "Switzerland of the Middle East," lingering tensions between the population groups erupted in 1975 into a civil war that lasted until 1990, during which time the two neighboring states, Syria and Israel, occupied Lebanon. The internal Lebanese front lines ran between Christians, Sunnis, Shiites, Druze, and Palestinians, between right-wing and left-wing forces. Israeli troops withdrew from Lebanon in 2000, and the last Syrian troops withdrew in 2005. Since then, the country's reconstruction has been hampered by its indirect involvement in the region's larger conflicts, such as the ties between Lebanese Shiites and Syria and the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as between Lebanese Sunnis and Saudi Arabia. The former Christian dominance has diminished due to emigration, while the influence of the Iran-backed Islamist Hezbollah has grown in recent years.

Since 2019, Lebanon has been mired in a severe economic crisis. The Lebanese state accumulated nearly $90 billion in debt by 2020, and an estimated one-third of the population is at risk of starvation. The food supply situation is strained, partly due to the approximately 1.5 million Syrian refugees, the world's largest proportion of refugees relative to the total population of any country.

Lebanon - Namdi Mean

Հայաստանի Հանրապետություն (Hajastani Hanrapetutjun) - ենք գնում (Yenk’ Gnum)

Armenia is a 29,743 km² landlocked country south of the Caucasus Mountains in the Middle East with approximately three million inhabitants. Armenia borders Georgia to the north, Azerbaijan to the east, the Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhchivan and Iran to the south, and Turkey to the west. Yerevan is the capital and largest city of Armenia, with approximately one million inhabitants. Other important cities are Gyumri, Vanadzor, and Vagharshapat with the Etchmiadzin Cathedral (a UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Armenia - Yenk’ Gnum

འབྲུག་ཡུལ་ (Druk Yul) - ང་བཅས་ལམ་ཁར་ཡོད (Nga Bcas Lam Khar Yod)

Bhutan is a landlocked country in South Asia. Most of the country lies at high altitude in the Himalayas. Buddhism is the official state religion and shapes Bhutan's politics. In addition, compared to other countries, the government focuses little on economic growth and instead focuses more on, for example, nature conservation and happiness. Bhutan is also the only country in the world with climate neutrality.

Bhutan - Nga Bcas Lam Khar Yod

Groussherzogtum Lëtzebuerg - N'abandonne

Luxembourg is a democratic state in the form of a constitutional monarchy in western Central Europe. At the beginning of 2024, the country had a population of approximately 672,000; its seat of parliament and government is the City of Luxembourg. The Grand Duchy belongs to the Central German-speaking region. The national language is Luxembourgish; additional administrative and official languages ​​are Standard German and French.

Historically, Luxembourg belonged to the Holy Roman Empire and the German Confederation. In the wake of the Luxembourg Crisis, the Second Treaty of London in 1867, which enshrined Luxembourg's neutrality, led to its withdrawal from the association of German states. Until 1890, the Grand Duchy was ruled in personal union by the King of the Netherlands and occupied by the German Empire during both World Wars. Subsequently, after the Second World War, it played a leading role in European integration and became a founding member of NATO, the UN, and the European Union.

Together with its neighboring countries Belgium and the Netherlands, Luxembourg forms the Benelux countries. Together with Saarland, the French region of Lorraine, the Walloon Region in Belgium, and the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, it belongs to the "Greater Region (Saar-Lorraine-Lux)," which is home to approximately 11.8 million people. With 267,300 cross-border commuters, the region has the highest cross-border mobility of workers within the European Union.

Luxembourg - N'abandonne

Dominicana - Con Su Calor

Dominican Republic is an island state located on the island of Hispaniola in the Greater Antilles between the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Almost two thirds (63.7%) of it covers the east and center of the island, while the western part belongs to the Republic of Haiti.

The nationals are called Dominicans in German. The Dominican Republic is easily confused with the island of Dominica, which is part of the Lesser Antilles and whose nationals are called Dominicans.

The name of the state is derived from the capital Santo Domingo, which in turn is named after the founder of the Dominican Order, Saint Dominic (Latin Dominicus).

Dominican Republic - Yúcahu Nos Cuida

Dominicana - Yúcahu Nos Cuida

République du Bénin - Nous Avançons

Benin is a country in West Africa. It borders Togo to the west, Burkina Faso and Niger to the north, Nigeria to the east and the Gulf of Guinea, more precisely the Bay of Benin, to the south.

Until 1975 the country was called Dahomey. The name is in keeping with the tradition of the historic Kingdom of Dahomey, which covered the southern part of the modern state and the neighboring state of Togo until it was conquered by the French at the end of the 19th century. From 1975 to 1990 it was called the People's Republic of Benin. The name refers to the Bay of Benin, which is named after the former Kingdom of Benin, located predominantly in what is now Nigeria.

Benin - Nous Avancons

Even as a small child I wanted to learn a musical instrument...

...since there was a music school in our small town where I grew up, but it was limited to the activities of the local musicians' band, the choice was rather limited... because piano, guitar or saxophone were not offered and that's why I decided me for the trumpet, which was not used for cast-technical reasons, so the FLÜGELHORN became my instrument...
In my youth I turned my back on music and was active in sports towards the end of my teenage years.

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