From the recording Forbidden Songs
The Light Beyond the Darkness
Not every light ends the night. Sometimes it simply shows the way through it.
The Light Beyond the Darkness is one of the most reflective moments on Forbidden Songs, balancing melancholy with quiet resilience. Built around hypnotic bass lines, restrained guitars and slowly unfolding textures, the song allows atmosphere and repetition to guide the listener toward a sense of acceptance rather than resolution.
Instead of portraying light as victory over darkness, the song suggests that both can exist side by side. Shadows remain, memories linger, and unanswered questions continue to echo, yet somewhere beyond uncertainty there is still a reason to keep moving forward. The lyrics leave that destination deliberately undefined, inviting each listener to discover their own meaning beyond the horizon.
As part of Forbidden Songs, The Light Beyond the Darkness continues the album's exploration of isolation, memory and transformation while introducing a subtle shift in perspective. It reminds us that hope does not always arrive with certainty or celebration, sometimes it appears quietly, almost unnoticed, illuminating just enough of the path to take the next step.
Lyrics
The room is dark
The room is waiting
The room is breathing
Without me
The window stays black
For a long time
The window stays black
Then changes
A line appears
Along the horizon
Not light
Not darkness
Something between
The road continues
Past the factories
Past the fences
Past the sleeping houses
The road continues
After the map
After the names
After the reasons
There is a light
Beyond the darkness
There is a light
Beyond the darkness
I have not seen it
I keep walking
I have not seen it
I keep walking
The sky grows pale
The buildings lose their shadows
The wires mark the distance
The fields open slowly
Something changes
Without speaking
Something arrives
Without a sound
There is a light
Beyond the darkness
Not for possession
Not for belief
There is a light
Beyond the darkness
Farther away
Than it appears
