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‘Sumer’ by Rostam is an alternative track from ‘Half-Light’, released in 2017. The lyrics move through a lived-in sense of rebirth and altered perception, returning to images of daylight, voices, and a seasonal storm, as if new life is arriving via the ordinary rooms of a home. A recurring idea of being “dead and born again” sits alongside the feeling that everything will later seem distant. The result is a bright, unsettled mixture of comfort and unease, with the season and weather acting like a conduit for memory, company, and change.
"Sumer" is a track by Rostam, from the album Half-Light, released 7th September 2017. The track is 3:36 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about Rostam.
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I was dead and born again, oh no And soon it will all feel so long ago On the street I felt the daylight again And heard the voices of all my friends Coming up the stairs I felt The summer and the thunder Coming through the window off The water and I wondered I was dead and born again, oh no And soon it will all feel so long ago On the street I felt the daylight again And heard the voices of all my friends Coming up the stairs I felt The summer and the thunder Coming through the window off The water and I wondered
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