Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Communions
Performer
Frederik Lind Köppen
Drums
Jacob van Deurs Formann
Guitar
Mads Rehof
Bass
Martin Rehof
Vocals
Mads Brinch Nielsen
Piano
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Frederik Lind Köppen
Composer
Jacob van Deurs Formann
Composer
Mads Rehof
Composer
Martin Rehof
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Mads Brinch Nielsen
Producer
Tim Young
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Waltzing through the ghetto carried by the wind
Her legs zigzag in leather skin
Her hanging from a bed in the restless sky
Dangling on the edge of a perfume cloud at night
[Verse 2]
Fireworks outside
Harmonize into a symphony in the cosmic hall
Each applause of the thunder and the rain
Sound like hands beating on an Indian drum
[Verse 3]
I was homeless and I had to spend the night
In the forest where I heard your music play
On and on and on, two souls hypnotized
Forget your name when loving someone in the dark
That never comes no matter how hard that you call
[Verse 4]
Was there once a son, or was he all a dream?
Dancing naked in abandoned district roads
Through occupied streets where the children go to grow
While the red streams flow
[Verse 5]
Through their ivory cheeks, the rhythms of the trains
They'll synthesize into a melody
While soft, brown eyes gaze into the palette of the program light
Dripping from the slogans written on the stars
[Verse 6]
I was homeless and I had to spend the night
Forest where I heard your music play
On and on and on, two souls hypnotized
Forget your name when loving someone in the dark
That never comes no matter how hard that you call
[Verse 7]
Oh, and I'll let you in
Through the corridors
(Leading to a heart)
Weighed on a balance against the feathers of truth
Which side will fall?
Will remain unchanged
[Verse 8]
Oh, I was homeless and I had to spend the night
In the forest where I heard your music play
On and on and on, two souls hypnotized
Forget your name when loving someone in the dark
That never comes no matter how hard that you call
Written by: Frederik Lind Köppen, Jacob van Deurs Formann, Mads Rehof, Martin Rehof