Trolls from Unobtainium by The Cyberiam
Track 3 is called “Trolls” and delves into the nightmare that is online cyber-bullying. With a very slow and eerie feel, this odd time song has a beautiful melody and a screaming middle riff written by Brian. “Waking up in a world where no one goes. On the bridge, hoping they won't pull us down.” These lyrics are some of Keith's favourites and the song also features one of the more intricate lead guitar solos.
Tracklist
| 3. | Trolls | 5:20 |
Lyrics
Waking up, in a world where no one goes
On the bridge, hoping they won’t pull me down
Waking up, in a world where no one goes
On the bridge, hoping they won’t pull us down
Why should I
Care about the words you scribe?
Why should I
Live my life online?
Why should my
Life be judged by everyone?
Why should I
Give one single . . .
Do the rounds, with your feet firm on the ground
Take the hit, there’s no love lost over it
Reaching out but the hands pull you back down
They touch the screens
Hope to hear your silent screams
Waking up, in a world that no one knows
On the bridge, hoping they won’t pull me pull us down
Why am I
Made to feel like Frankenstein?
Why am I
Walking an incline?
Why am I
Trying to walk this old fine line?
Time that I
Start to say goodbye...
Aren't we all done with abuse?
It is clear we're not amused
Aren't we all tired of the grind?
No one ever wins the fight
How do you believe in love?
Why can't you believe in love?
Waking up, in a world where no one goes
On the bridge, hoping they won’t pull us...
Credits
Lyrics by Keith Semple
Keith Semple – Vocals, Guitars, and Misc. Sound FX
Brian Kovacs – Vocals, Bass, and Misc. Sound FX
Frank Lucas - Keyboards/Background Vocals
Tommy Murray - Drums/Background Vocals
License
All rights reserved.
Comprised of some of Chicago’s most accomplished musicians, The Cyberiam have come together to create their own unique brand of hard/heavy progressive rock.
Influenced by bands like Dream Theater, Marillion, and Rush, their music has been described as the “heavy, atmospheric prog of bands like Porcupine Tree and Tool with a good melodic and pop sensibility”. Their live shows are simply stunning.