From the Silence
Sylvan Lyrics

So it starts, grow microscopic
The beginning of something can be incredibly small and insignificant, like the growth of microscopic particles.

Tiny parts... From the silence
These tiny particles emerge from nothingness or silence, giving the impression of a creation story.

Water blue, so scientific
The reference to water color and its scientific nature suggests that this creation story is firmly rooted in the scientific realm.

Fast and new, From the silence... after all...
This entire creation process is sudden, happening quickly without warning or explanation, representing the idea that life can emerge from nothingness in a short amount of time.

Solid grounds, deterministic, Walk around...
From the tiny particles comes the creation of solid objects, which can be observed in the physical plane as one walks around and interacts with them.

Apes in gowns, now realistic, Up from down... From the silence... after all...
A reference to human evolution, which begins with a humble animal and evolves into a sophisticated being capable of wearing 'gowns.' This evolution seems miraculous, happening unexpectedly quickly, almost as if from silence or nothingness.

Cross-armed force, but nihilistic, Time to walk... From the silence
This line refers to a resistance to progress, even in the face of emerging ideas, as represented by the cross-armed force. The concept of nihilism is also at play, where even with progress, there may be a belief in the lack of meaning or purpose.

Holy right, perhaps symbolic, Infinite... From the silence... after all...
A reference to the potential for an infinite number of future paths, all stemming from the creation of life, and the possibility of a symbolic or religious meaning to this process.

Huge black towns, quite fatalistic, Endless sounds... From the silence
The final line refers to an endpoint in this creation story, where there are large, dark cities and a sense of fatalism. There is also the idea that the sounds of creation never truly cease, even after its completion.

Come from the silence and the silence will come after all
This repeated line emphasizes the cyclical nature of creation, where life can be born from nothingness, but that nothingness will eventually consume it again.

Claim what you find and you will find you'll be to blame for it all
This line speaks to the idea that humans are responsible for the consequences of their actions, even if they didn't expect them, and that we should take ownership of our discoveries and creations.