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Back in 2008, during the Summer period, 3 different personalities joined together and created the music band OCEAN MIND. Within short period of time, in March 2009, their debut release was out through CDBaby & iTunes. Media responses were very encouraging and people around the world shared positive comments... Is this the moment for the big step...?

This Rocking trio got restless and aimed high.
In August 2011 OCEAN MIND travelled went to U.S.A. - HOLLYWOOD - L.A., in order to record their new album at SWINGHOUSE STUDIOS with the famous producer LEE POPA (WHITE ZOMBIE, MINISTRY, TOOL, KORN) and the infamous sound engineer KEN EISENNAGEL (MEGADETH). The Mastering took place at PROPHECY & MUSIC FACTORY STUDIOS in KEMPTEN - GERMANY by the R.D. LIAPAKIS & C. SCHMID (FIREWIND, MYSTIC PROPHECY, DEVILS TRAIN, SACRED STEEL, SUICIDAL ANGELS).

End of Time
Ocean Mind Lyrics

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I'm coming down from eight miles high
I'm far beyond the senses of five

When did the women loved their men?
In which place?
When did the women loved their men?
I don't know

I'm canned with expanded date
At the end of time
Salvation day is faraway
If your love is blind

When did the women loved their men?
In which place?
When did the women loved their men?

Tell me baby, you still care?

Tell me baby, will you come around
At the end of time?

Overall Meaning

In "End of Time" by Ocean Mind, the lyrics delve into a sense of detachment or transcendence from the ordinary world. The opening lines, "I'm coming down from eight miles high / I'm far beyond the senses of five," suggest a departure from reality or a state of being that surpasses the limitations of the physical senses. It could be interpreted as a metaphorical journey or a state of mind where the singer feels removed from the ordinary experiences of everyday life.

The following lines, "When did the women loved their men? / In which place?" and "Tell me baby, you still care? / Tell me baby, will you come around / At the end of time?" evoke a sense of longing and confusion. It seems as if the singer is questioning the nature of love and its timing. The line "When did the women loved their men? / I don't know" implies a lack of understanding or uncertainty about love's intricacies.

The chorus contains the lines "I'm canned with expanded date / At the end of time / Salvation day is faraway / If your love is blind." Here, the imagery of being "canned with expanded date" suggests a feeling of being trapped or confined, possibly alluding to the human condition in the face of mortality. The mention of "the end of time" and "salvation day" invokes notions of existential reflection and an exploration of the role love plays in finding purpose or meaning.

Overall, "End of Time" invites introspection and contemplation about love, detachment, and the significance of these themes in relation to the vastness of existence.

Line by Line Meaning

I'm coming down from eight miles high
I'm descending from a state of euphoria and detachment

I'm far beyond the senses of five
I'm transcending the limitations of physical perception

When did the women loved their men?
At what point did women truly love their partners?

In which place?
In what context or setting did this love occur?

I don't know
I have no answer or understanding

I'm canned with expanded date
I'm trapped within an extended period of time

At the end of time
In the final moments or ultimate conclusion

Salvation day is faraway
The day of rescue or redemption is distant

If your love is blind
If your affection lacks understanding or insight

Tell me baby, you still care?
Can you confirm, my dear, that you still possess concern?

Tell me baby, will you come around
Inform me, darling, if you will return