Album NO MORE WARS (24.04.2025)
NO MORE WARS
is the 4th album.
There are more and more wars and conflicts in our beautiful world. The LP is intended to help say, we don't want these wars.
No more wars.
The singles "Crossings," "Nowhere," "War," "Humanity," and "No more war" have also been released.
In life, we often reach crossroads where we must make decisions that can have a lasting impact on our destiny.
These decisions aren't always easy, and we often wish we could avoid them.
It's especially painful when loved ones have to go to war.
The uncertainty and fear they leave behind can tear the hearts of those left behind.
Many experience the painful loss without ever having another chance to see each other.
At such crossroads in life, we realize how fragile this life actually is.
Why do we hate each other?
This question torments me.
Is it perhaps our fears or hurts that feed this hatred?
What is going on inside us?
Is it the fear of closeness or the need to protect ourselves?
Let's break down the walls between us.
Only through dialogue can we break the cycle of hatred and perhaps even find a way back to understanding and compassion.
We are on a direct path to nowhere.
No matter how rocky and uncertain this path may be, the desire to achieve peace remains.
We just have to keep going and believe in the change that can happen within us and around us.
We are the ones who can make change possible.
The right path is often marked by challenges and questions.
However, it leads to a goal that is dear to many: peace.
To follow this path, it is important to question one's own perspective and be open to new views.
The art of listening and the willingness to compromise are key to dispelling misunderstandings and creating harmony.
Every step along this path is an opportunity to promote understanding and respect and ultimately contribute to a more just and peaceful world.
Love and hate can be so close together.
Even before a war, in a time of uncertainty and tension, this duality becomes apparent.
Love is the force that binds people together, while hate divides them.
This duality shapes not only personal relationships but also the larger conflicts of the world, in which emotions and hostility often prevail.
On the battlefields of war, one hears the echoes of senseless killing.
A melancholic cello melody plays in the background, underscoring the somber atmosphere.
Amidst the chaos, the question remains: What price is one willing to pay for victory?
In a world often characterized by selfishness and conflict, humanity is an essential value that we must preserve.
Humanity means showing compassion, developing understanding for the needs of others, and being there for one another in difficult times.
Especially in today's world, where people are often isolated and alienated, we need this interpersonal connection more than ever.
It not only creates community but also promotes peace and tolerance in our society.
Let us actively live and spread this humanity so that we can support one another and accept our differences.
In this world of conflict and tension, the desire for peace is becoming ever more urgent.
It is time to give peace a chance and actively fight for harmonious coexistence.
Let us build bridges between cultures and break down prejudices.
Each of us can make a contribution.
Peace begins in small ways: in our families, circles of friends, and communities.
Let us live in peace and cultivate the joy and connection that brings us all together.
Wherever armed conflicts are becoming more prevalent, we should raise our voices with force and say: "We want no more wars!"
Wars should never again dominate our daily lives; instead, we should join hands and work together for a world where love and respect reign.
One day we'll see each other again, I'm sure of it.
Somewhere, under a clear sky or perhaps in a bustling city, our paths will cross again.
Somehow it will happen, I'm sure of it.
Until then, we'll cherish the memories and wait for the day we meet again.