can't be 1987, this song is from about 1990

Stay Away - Nirvana Cover

Nirvana - Lithium (Version Demo) 1987

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Song Info:

In a world that spins too fast for fragile hearts, Opposite the Hurt arrives as a haunting meditation on distance, devotion, and the invisible thread that binds souls across oceans and time.

With cinematic lyricism and intimate emotional gravity, the track paints the quiet ache of long‑distance connection — not as loss, but as a cosmic balance act. It is the sound of yearning refined into poetry; of two hearts separated by geography yet synchronized by fate.

Each line stretches across continents, turning silence into signal and absence into proof of existence. The music evokes twilight cityscapes, blurred skylines, and whispered promises carried across hemispheres. It is a song built on opposing forces — light vs. shadow, distance vs. destiny — ultimately suggesting that separation is not an ending, but a gravitational dance.

Emotionally, the track lives where James Blake's vulnerability meets the poetic expanse of Hozier and the atmospheric pulse of Ólafur Arnalds — a fusion of ambient soul, minimalism, and aching cinematic intimacy. It is delicate and vast at once; a journal entry whispered into the global night.

Opposite the Hurt is for anyone who has ever felt love stretch across borders, time zones, and breath — and believed in it anyway. It reminds us that even when the world pulls us apart to stay balanced, connection remains — steady, ancient, unbroken.

💫Review – “The Other Side of the Earth” (Final Version)

A glowing hymn to creativity — It celebrates the sacred stillness between inspiration and release. It’s intimate yet boundless, turning a quiet stage into a cosmic cathedral of human connection. Every verse feels like a confession wrapped in velvet light.

Highlights:
Lyrics: Poetic and cinematic — each line breathes vulnerability and awe.
Production: Neo-soul meets ambient pop — brushed percussion, Rhodes keys, reverb-soaked harmonies.
Message: Art is a living pulse — fragile, spontaneous, and forever searching for the right breath.

Verdict: 🌟 9.8/10 — An ethereal anthem for night dreamers — where silence becomes song and souls intertwine.

Lyrics:

If you listen close enough,
you can hear tomorrow breathing.

Cities fade behind my mind,
Lights dissolve like memories blind.
I trace the map inside your eyes,
A universe beneath disguise.

Footsteps echo on foreign ground,
Chasing futures never found.
Your voice — a quiet northern light,
Pulls me gently through the night.

Tell me:
Is distance only air and pain,
or a promise wrapped in rain?

On the other side of the Earth
where the oceans split the truth,
I still feel your ancient heartbeat
calling like a restless youth.

And if silence breaks the world,
I’ll still whisper through the dirt:
We are never far apart —
just walking opposite the hurt.

They say the planet spins for balance.
So maybe we fall apart
to stay aligned.

Paper stars above my bed,
your shadow dancing in my head.
Time bends slow, refuses peace,
nights unfold, but never cease.

I watch dawn leaking over steel,
dreams so sharp they almost feel.
You breathe in dusk — I breathe in birth,
Two ghosts, rearranging earth.

Tell me:
If gravity could break one day,
would your heart still drift my way?

On the other side of the Earth
where the oceans split the truth,
I still feel your ancient heartbeat
calling like a restless youth.

And if silence breaks the world,
I’ll still whisper through the dirt:
We are never far apart —
just walking opposite the hurt.

And if the sky folds into glass,
and if our footprints fade to ash,
I’ll follow sunlight through the dark —
to where you burn, I spark.

On the other side of the Earth,
I still know what we are worth.
Miles and moments, pain and mirth —
you are still my quiet birth.

We are never far apart —
only walking different stars.
Same pulse,
two hearts,
one arc.

Turn the world again…
and I’ll meet you where the sky begins.

Nirvana - Lithium (Version Demo) 1987

Aspen FM 90.1

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