Nux taku - Sailing the Virtual Seas

Natewantstobattle Waiting for the fall

I hated myself
I doubted what I
believed, and I believed
your lies.
Yeah, I fell for it,
congratulations, I guess.

The lights are off,
the teather's dark,
the seats are empty.
Why are you
still acting, 
pretending?

Don't ruin me!
I'm the best thing
that you ever wanted,
but you never had.
And everything
that I ever, ever did
was trying to win,
can't win the fight!

You don't need water
to feel like you're drowning
You don't need to have me
to run away, darling.

Excuses, compromises, 
you have plenty of those, 
don't you?
Your mind can find them easliy and that's the whole 
truth.

Don't ruin me!
I'm the best thing
that you ever wanted,
but you never had.
And everything
that I ever, ever did
was trying to win,
can't win the fight!

Don't ruin me!
I'm the best thing
that you ever wanted,
but you never had.
And everything
that I ever, ever did
was trying to win,
can't win the fight!

You took it all from me
(and pretended you never hurt me)
You took it all from me
(and pretended you never hurt me)

Don't ruin me...
Don't ruin me...

Don't Ruin Me

The Dullahan is a Celtic folklore figure that was seen as a harbinger of death. This song covers the three most popular folk tales surrounding the original headless horseman.

Lyrics:
[Intro]
Come hear three tales so grand,
About the nightmarish Dullahan,
Headless, he rides through the night,
Bringing horror, death, and fright.

[Verse]
One dark night a woman walked alone,
She had visited neighbors and was heading home.
Then she heard hooves striking the stones,
And the crack of a whip made from bones.

[Pre chorus]
Then the Dullahan appeared,
A headless rider, a bringer of fear,
A basin of blood he threw her way,
And her brother died the next day.

[Chorus]
Pounding hooves that all can hear,
A grotesque grin from ear to ear,
His head held under an arm,
The Dullahan will cause you harm.

A dark harbinger of death,
He'll steal your final breath,
Take it from an insider,
You don't want to meet this headless rider.

[Verse]
A farmer from Down heard a horse and coach,
In his curiosity he did approach,
In Dullahan's eyes, malice did shine,
As he lashed a whip made from a spine.

[Pre chorus]
The farmer was struck on his face,
And tore his eye from its socket place,
The farmer managed to get away,
But he was blinded from that day.

[Chorus]
Pounding hooves that all can hear,
A grotesque grin from ear to ear,
His head held under an arm,
The Dullahan will cause you harm.

A dark harbinger of death,
He'll steal your final breath,
Take it from an insider,
You don't want to meet this headless rider.

[Verse]
A farmer left the market late one night,
And then he saw a grisly sight,
The Dullahan rode him down from behind,
And put the farmer in a bind.

[Pre chorus]
The horse reared and frothed,
As its headless rider brought his wroth,
A gold coin the farmer brandished,
Making the Dullahan vanish.

[Chorus]
Pounding hooves that all can hear,
A grotesque grin from ear to ear,
His head held under an arm,
The Dullahan will cause you harm.

A dark harbinger of death,
He'll steal your final breath,
Take it from an insider,
You don't want to meet this headless rider.



The Dullahan (epic bard song)

Cosmic Symphony is not just an album – it is the collision of man and machine, a new frontier where human creativity commands the boundless power of artificial intelligence. Real guitars roar with flesh-born energy, fused with AI-driven orchestrations and textures, but every note, every vision, every destiny is born from the human mind. Technology serves, but the soul leads.

In the timeless void between stars, two figures rise: Lucas, the Bringer of Light, and Darius, once consumed by darkness. Their paths cross in an eternal struggle, where memory becomes fire and every wound a choice. Their tale echoes through galaxies, shattering silence with symphonies of hope, sorrow, and triumph.

This is Cosmic Symphony: the sound of humanity commanding the infinite.

Lioness- (feat. Nahu Pyrope) by Cami-Cat

Andi