Sepultura - Bullet The Blue Sky (Bonus Track)

In addition to nightingales, Syunkin had a weakness for larks. Instinct draws this bird skyward; even in a cage, it always takes off as high as possible. That is why the lark cells were made narrow and tall - three, four, and sometimes all five shaku tall. In order to truly enjoy the lark, you need to let it out and listen to its trills when the little singer, soaring and circling in the sky, rushes higher and higher, to the clouds, until he is out of sight. This is called enjoying the "dissection of the clouds." Usually, the lark, after spending some time in the sky, returns back to the cage, and in the air it always remains for a certain period - from ten to thirty minutes. The longer the lark lingers in the air, the better the bird is considered.