Songs by Eva R.


   

OH, MOTHER

  1. OH, MOTHER
    Eva R.
    Genre: Film/TV/Media/musical theater
    Tempo: 120


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    Song for the performance about the Ukrainian War - a girl singing about her trauma.
    A Ukrainian dance group made a film based on my song. As I suggested, they danced on ruins in Charkow. It is a really dramatic performance.
                                                                                                               

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    Oh mother 5 Verse 1 I can still hear the blast Tearing apart my nest Viburnum bush in dust Is all that has been left Chorus Oh, mother! I need to immerse In your white flowers Embrace your branch Save me, mother From going insane Stop the bleeding, Sooth my pain Oh mother, mother viburnum Verse 2 Ruins became my home Dead dusty air Burned streets, I roam Lead me to nowhere Chorus Oh, mother! I need to immerse In your white flowers Embrace your branch Save me, mother From going insane Stop the bleeding, Sooth my pain Oh mother, mother viburnum Bridge The news hurts and poisons Calm in calamity Sirens no longer frighten Nightmares of reality Chorus… After chorus I don’t need anything more Then what I had before the war.// OR I don't want anything more, than how it was before the war The old version Oh mother 4 Verse 1 I can still hear the blast Tearing apart my nest Viburnum bush in dust Is all that has been left Pre-chorus Walking on debris I reach The blooming bush. Chorus Oh, mother! I need to immerse In your white flowers Embrace your branch Save me, mother From going insane Inhibit bleeding, Sooth my pain Oh mother, mother viburnum Verse 2 Ruins became my home Tired, tired of searching Digging out or asking for Every necessary thing Verse 3 The news hurts and poisons Calm in calamity Sirens no longer frighten Nightmares merge with reality Chorus… After chorus I don’t need anything more than what I had before the war/ OR I don't want anything more, than how it was before the war


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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