Óskasteinn (Live 2013)

[Mash-up of: "Biophilia Intro" & "Óskasteinn"] [Verse 1: David Attenborough] Welcome to Biophilia The love for nature, and all of her manifestations From the tiniest organism To the greatest red giant, floating in the farthest realm of the universe [Verse 2: David Attenborough & Graduale Nobili] (Fann ég á fjalli fallega steina) With biophilia comes a restless curiosity An urge to investigate and discover the elusive places where we meet nature (Faldi þá alla, vildi þeim leyna) Where she plays on our sensеs with colors and senses and forms, perfumеs and smells (Huldi þar í hellisskúta heillasteina) Their taste and touch of salty wind on the tongue (lla mína unaðslegu óskasteina) [Verse 3: David Attenborough & Graduale Nobili] But, much of nature is hidden from us That we can neither see, nor touch Like the one phenomenon that can be said to move us more than any other in our daily lives: (Langt er nú síðan leit ég þá steina) Sound [verse 4: David Attenborough & Graduale Nobili] (Lengur ei man ég óskina neina) Sound harnessed by human beings, delivered with generosity and emotion, is what we call: (Er þeir skyldu uppfylla um ævidaga) Music (Ekki frá því skýrir þessa litla saga) [verse 5: David Attenborough & Graduale Nobili] In Biophilia, you will experience how the three come together (Gersemar mínar græt ég ei lengur) Nature, music, technology [verse 6: David Attenborough & Graduale Nobili] Listen, learn, and create (Geti þær fundið telpa' eða drengur) Now, forget the size of the human body (Silfurskæra kristalla með grænu og gráu) Remember that you are a gateway between the universal and the microscopic The unseen forces that stir the depth of your innermost being And nature, who embraces you at all there is (Gullna roðasteina rennda fjólubláu) [verse 7: David Attenborough & Graduale Nobili] We are on the brink of a revolution that will reunite humans with nature, soon new technological innovations (Fann ég á fjalli fallega steina) Until we get there Prepare, explore Biophilia (Faldi þá alla, vildi þeim leyna) (Alla mína unaðslegu óskasteina) [Audience Applause: From Óskasteinn]