Rainbow Obsidian - With subtitles/lyrics - Remembering nostradamus

RAINBOW OBSIDIAN (With Subtitles/Lyrics) (Remembering Nostradamus) PERFORMED BY: ARCTIC WOLF (aka BHM&VHMM) To have a sing-a-long to the song just click on “cc” and the subtitles will appear. All rights to this song (Rainbow Obsidian) are available for purchase to anyone who has the foresight to recognise its potential mass market appeal. Anyone interested please email us at ****** If you have enjoyed watching and listening to this video we would be really appreciative if you would also view our other songs “My World, Our World, One World” (by Forevermore) “Mama Used to Say” (by Christmas Past) The Last Question (by Arctic Wolf) My Loyal Old Friend (by Arctic Wolf). Thank You. The music and lyrics for this song (Rainbow Obsidian) were penned between July 2017 and August 2017 by BH McKechnie and VHM McKechnie who equally own the musical and literary copyright and have the sole authority and rights to licence and allow: copying, issuing, lending, renting, performing, showing, playing or broadcasting of this song. The stated owners of the music and lyrics also have the right to equitable remuneration. The copyright to this first sound recording (of Rainbow Obsidian) is also equally owned by BH McKechnie and VHM McKechnie as the record producers, who have the sole authority and rights to licence and allow: reproduction, distribution, rental, lending and to make this recording available. The stated owners of this recording also have the right to equitable remuneration. RAINBOW OBSIDIAN (Lyrics) VERSE 1 Named Michel he was born in France in 1503, An astrologer and physician he would come to be, A traveller to ancient schools of mystery, Then the occult did call unveiling present day history. VERSE 2 Using Rainbow Obsidian and herbs in brine, With candles in the night and an astrologers sign, The future was seen through the darkness of time, Recorded in French in four lines of rhyme. CHORUS What did he see is the question to be asked? Witnessing the future, now a present from the past, His prophesies and predictions for 2,000 years proclaim, Forever we will remember Michel de Nostredame. VERSE 3 There will be no messages from the stars, No man shall ever travel from earth to mars, The continuing “great silence” will last for evermore, Near the Southern Cross will burn the remains of Centaur. CHORUS VERSE 4 Colossal floating cities will roam the seven seas, Ageless heads shall wake again from their ice and metal freeze, In the year of 2065 the age of oil will end, The Tradewinds then fall silent and chaos will descend. CHORUS VERSE 5 In June 1566 the day finally came, When Charon the Ferryman called out his name, One final prophecy from behind his tired eyes, “You will not find me alive at the dawn of sunrise” CHORUS

Named Michel he was born in France in 1503, An astrologer and physician he would come to be, A traveller to ancient schools of mystery, Then the occult did call unveiling present day history. Using Rainbow Obsidian and herbs in brine, With candles in the night and an astrologers sign, The future was seen through the darkness of time, Recorded in French in four lines of rhyme. What did he see was the question to be asked? Witnessing the future, now a present from the past, His prophesies and predictions for 2,000 years proclaim, Forever we will remember Michel de Nostredame. There will be no messages from the stars, No man shall ever travel from earth to mars, The continuing “great silence” will last for evermore, Near the Southern Cross will burn the remains of Centaur. What did he see is the question to be asked? Witnessing the future, now a present from the past, His prophesies and predictions for 2,000 years proclaim, Forever we will remember Michel de Nostredame. Colossal floating cities will roam the seven seas, Ageless heads shall wake again from their ice and metal freeze, In the year of 2065 the age of oil will end, The Tradewinds then fall silent and chaos will descend. What did he see is the question to be asked? Witnessing the future, now a present from the past, His prophesies and predictions for 2,000 years proclaim, Forever we will remember Michel de Nostredame. In June 1566 the day finally came, When Charon the Ferryman called out his name, One final prophecy from behind his tired eyes, “You will not find me alive at the dawn of sunrise” What did he see is the question to be asked? Witnessing the future, now a present from the past, His prophesies and predictions for 2,000 years proclaim, Forever we will remember Michel de Nostredame.