"The Hovel's Song" genre: Heavy Metal
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	Nice little piece of music. Big Thanx to Lasse Karlberg for letting us use his studio for the vocal parts and his voice on this one.
	Credits: Jonas Lagander
	Lyrics A bramble climbing on, the mouldy facing And Old house borers, the walls are tasting Somewhere deep within, thick vegetation Deserted then forgotten, caught my adoration And all the thing’s he must have seen He’s lived longer than any of all breathing things A livespann crossing many centuries And now the curtain’s fallen for the final scen Drowsy dilapidated, this poor old bloke Dauntless of time and, its weighing yoke Silent slumbering, in natures deathbed A crown of lichenes, decorate his head But he seems settled with his years Does not really care about what the future brings Disrepairing state in steady pace increase But suffer? No, he meets his fate without tears A woven chapel in which he waits With all the gracious beauty of decay As the wild is reclaiming its space The hovel’s song slowly rotting away Nothing will ever remain the same A new song for each and every day Nothing will ever remain the same A new loss for each and every day Everytning will be devoured by the wood No one will ever tell where it ones stood Already difficult, to see that somethings there And he could fall by slightest breeze in the air

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