Lady Volcano - On the Edge of Fire

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On the Edge of Fire
From the Rock Music Album "Falcon's Dream"
Written by Lady Volcano
Composed by Oliver Palotai

No sleep, no food, no place to stay
Alone in darkness on my way
I know I must find a way to cope
With floods of tears
I express my hope
Like an animal my hunger screams
I wish to fall to sleep and dream
I’m exhausted running for my life
With the need just to survive

Like an animal my hunger screams
I wish to fall to sleep and dream
I’m exhausted running for my life
With the need just to survive

You’re a survivor, you’re a survivor
Driven by hunger
You’re a survivor on the edge of fire
Survivor ! On the edge of fire!

Death is behind every tree
Black crows are flying over me
As long as there’s power in me
This big world is my destiny

You’re a survivor, you’re a survivor
Driven by hunger
You’re a survivor
On the edge of fire
Survivor! On the edge of fire!

I run and run and in my mind
I ‘m telling myself:
Survive! Survive! Survive!
I run and run and in my mind
I’m telling myself:
Survive! Survive! Survive!

You’re a survivor, you’re a survivor
Driven by hunger
You’re a survivor on the edge of fire
Survivor! On the edge of fire!
Survivor! On the edge of fire!

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From Oriental Dance to Rock Music – the way of an artist
On a journey to the Orient, the German girl fell in love with oriental dance. She followed the call of adventure and set out to become a belly dancer in Egypt. For many years Sonia Asmahan danced successfully on the Red Sea with her own music and folklore group and founded a dance school there. Today she is one of the masters of oriental dance art and has trained many dancers since then. Due to her role in a popular Egyptian TV series, she also became known beyond the borders of Egypt. Sonia experienced the highlight of her dancing career in Carthage when she presented oriental dance to more than 10,000 spectators in the world’s oldest amphitheater.
Back again, the artist organized workshops and shows and staged two dance theaters in Arabic.
After a show, a volcano photographer compared her to a volcano. This experience inspired her to write her first rock song. Song writing became an integral part of her artistic expression. “Lady Volcano” was born.
In her Orient Rock music album “Falcon’s Dream” she expresses musically through which emotions a refugee passes. His painful but also hopeful thoughts are expressed here.
Since the refugee crisis, the artist has been supporting Syrian refugees and making an important contribution to their integration.