Solstice, by Trixie Sonata

Solstice

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1.	First Flakes 02:25
2.	Cirrus 02:04
3.	Noël, seule 02:24
4.	Duo des nuages 02:02
5.	January Sunset 02:10
6.	Snowstep 01:47
7.	La montagne enneigée 02:12
8.	Fentes de la baie 02:14
9.	Double Diamond 01:54
10.	Eye of the Blizzard 01:58
11.	Sharp Frost 02:44
12.	Sunny Daze 02:40
13.	Printemps 02:15	lyrics
le soleil réveille les yeux ici-bas la chaleur ravive la vie qui se trouvera regardant le ciel qui nous rappelle un passé qui nous glace encore mais la lumière rayonne de telle manière qu'on peut découvrir le monde qu'on adore l'hiver disparaît ce matin le jour est vif, mais il est certain qu'on regarde le ciel qui nous rappelle ce passé qui nous glace longtemps mais la lumière ne donne aucun mystère il n'y a pas de repos dans le flot du temps néanmoins il nous donne le printemps

le corps se console avec la solitude ; la cœur se revigore avec l'amitié

released March 20, 2019

Trixie Sonata Baltimore, Maryland

Céleste (she/her), furry acoustic-electronic music, the aural equivalent of "you can never have too much glitter".

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