Schrik Mor Nait
Alex Vissering · Other Songs - Alex Vissering
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Schrik mor nait, schrik mor nait, ik bin t mor
Kiek eem in dien dreume rond
Dreumen liggen op n bulde op de grond
Schrik mor nait, schrik mor nait
Zug dailen van wat komt, gedoantes uut t verleden
Kettens in n laange widde gaange en n trabbe noar beneden
k Zug n zundoagse koamer mit n örgel in de houk
Tuurlek is der kovvie, tuurlek is der kouk
Bie mie kleurt n dreume nooit de kleuren woar ik om vroag
t Is best beetje ainzoam, t is best een beetje voag
k Zug viskerluu op n kotter dij de Waddenzee bevoaren
Hondsbloumen op Ter Wuppen, voutstappen in t noorden
k Zug leutje kinder speulen, mor aine zit in n hörn
Ik heb dizze voaker zain, was t guster of ist mörn
De nacht is sums wat kold en t is n duuster hok
t Binnen laange uren en doagen, dij ik in berre moak
k Zug mementen dij k voak vergeet of aander joar herken
t Komt vanzulf en gait weer vot, te vroagen het ja gain zin
k Zug mien voader aalgedureg, wie proaten din eem wat bie
Kettens in n laange widde gaang dij örgel is van mie
Ik heur meziek, ik heur akkoorden t staarft n dreuge dood
De akoestiek van n lege dreum is iezeg kold mor groot
Schrik Mor Nait
Alex Vissering's 'Schrik Mor Nait' stands as a defining track within the Dutch underground electronic scene, characterized by its raw, industrial soundscapes and aggressive rhythmic drive. Released under the moniker Alex Vissering, the song exemplifies the genre's fusion of noise, techno, and experimental elements, often associated with the broader Dutch electronic music movement of the early 2000s. The recording captures a distinct aesthetic of urban decay and mechanical intensity, utilizing distorted synths and pounding beats to create an immersive auditory experience. As part of Vissering's discography, the track reflects a commitment to uncompromising sonic textures that challenge conventional dance music structures. Its enduring presence in the catalogue highlights its impact on artists and listeners seeking the gritty, unpolished energy of Dutch electronic production during that era.