Consciousness flies away into a kind of obscurity

Energetically, emotionally and intriguingly, the Say What You Need to Say musical story leads to wanderings through the expanses of musical artistry, appealing to the memories of youth in the final phrase of the chorus with the Say What You Need to Say title, developing impressions of the experienced sensations in the romantic sensuality of the introduction of the Broken Mirror ballad, then raising the banners of inspiration and aspirations in the chorus. The title track of the Seventh Crystal - Delirium album somewhat transforms the melodic romance with the technogenic sound of keyboards solos and pensive experiences of vocals reflections.
The vocal part brings the inspiration of its phrases not to the foreground of the When I'm Gone musical image, wrapping the vocal narrative with sparkling and fascinating musical passages with accentuated keyboard notes in the chorus, continuing the vocals primacy in the symphonic atmosphere of the Should've Known Better composition with shades of sublime spirituality. The vocals narrative sets an intriguing intonation, then developing into the Should've Known Better single musical stream together with a restrained rhythmic pulsating drive. The Time to Let It Go rhythmic march confidently, meaningfully and persistently drives its step into the chosen musical path.
Pensive and unhurried reflections again and again sum up the fragments of the story, repeating the Deja Vu phrase, continuing the musical charm of the Bright and Clear melodic song after the artistic keyboard addition of the guitar solo, which will later manifest itself as the final touch of the musical fragments, accelerating the music and vocals in the final phase in a joint unity. Vocals and keyboards are intertwined in a romantic dance of the Hope It Will Be Alright ballad, crowned with an enchanting violin solo and keyboard passages, preserving the unity of the brooding piano and vocals in the sound of the World is Crashing Down final composition of the album.