LYRICS

Where is the line? When a father tells his son not to be a child? When he just wants to hide his cruel deeds from him? When he sees his wife turn sick from what he does? It didn't stop one of the bigest monsters of mankind in the last century even when his own son got lost in his machinary of death. John Boyne's "The Boy In The Stripped Pyjamas" tells a fictional story, based on a way to cruel and true story.

Bocklin's sametitled picture shows a broken man which curse was to take every dying soul to this isle. His only wage was one soul he could save from this fate. What would you do, when you have to welcome this soul on this boat.

Klimt's critic view on his assignment to picture the four faculties of  Viennas University and its rejection and the public indignation asks us if art and inspiriation is going with the time or if art is the forger of doom. 

Schoenbergs "Gaze", earlier "Crimson Gaze" shows us just a face in the moment, where fear turns to hate and bare brutality. Then scapegoat is what will be found. But will you cravenly be silent in this crimson gaze?

The young Egons Schiele, while he was in service in the first world war, used this old tale, like Schubert and other artist did. From his view the Death comes as a starved priest and takes the girl in her innocence before war will strike this place and ravage but will she come with him?

Pullmanns epic saga 'His Dark Material', takes Lyra and her demon pan, on a journey to the north, guided by a truthfinder to find hundrets of children which has gone missing. But this mechanism can't find words for the cruelty that lingers in the next valley. Could you grasp the unbearable fate of all the lost ones?

Austrian composer Gerd Hermann Ortler, wrote this peace of fine modern music in collaboration with CroworD and the Esperia Quartet to bring clarity and grace to the disturbance and dissonance in terms of content which is in the opening track. CroworD is proud to introduce the whole piece to you also as an epilogue and a farewell for now.   

Franz Kafkas' metaphor partly quoted and concluded to a hounding story about the kings power over his servents, and their blind obidience.

Deep in the neverending universe, a ship is lost in eternity but behind all lights of the stars hides a secret majesty - the great beyond.

A lonely king craves for the distance and as time doesn't matter for a cold stone the unknown glitter will reach him and will erase everything that divided them and himself too, cause what's a trice in a mountains eternity?

The acustic Intermezzo drives you directly behind the meaning of "The Great Beyond". It is about the human desire of getting behind things, that never shows whats hide inside, but reveals a greater meaning of misery and doom. 

Ende's "The neverending Story" tells about Gmork, that is sent to kill Atreju. Tired he lays down and talked to a stranger. He identify his colloquist and with his bite he hold him tight in the moment where Nothing reach this place.

Before man appeared on earth the trees wandered and talked and even two of them fall in love. But then man came and these trees ingrained and where seperated by a growing path that only envy will end their suffer.

The medieval sickness walks through the valleys so two brothers were sent to spread alarm in the next village. But the ascent is harder this time and as one of them falls and breaks his leg, a crow sit down before them.