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Moonlit Vegetation
04:46
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We surround the table joining hands,
To sing the song of a stranger,
Estranged faces and awkward motions,
The general theme is beating me, oh
It's pain-staking hard work to express & console
To whom I search for; When will I wake up?
Reawaken this ingrown soul, a rotten pseudo-bulb
Until I find the door
Hiding away, the kids at our feet
You don't want me to know
Faint whispers release the truth
Repeating spirits, recurring themes... oh
When hot water meets sunburn
My blood wrestles open wide
And the past rolls away
I revel in the smallest moments
While befriending children
Who output mass energy
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2. |
To My Recollection
03:34
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Tall telltales bid short goodbyes,
A finite subset in black & white,
Spy small specks of energy,
Defiled by the tax of my taxonomy
Clear blue skies, chalk dusted roads,
Rush traffic jams up the nodes,
Eager eyes stare down the bright red lights
I play it back to myself
All the things you said
All the things you loved
All the things you dread
I'm no better at this
Four years in retreat
And nil to show for the effort
Sink or swim, it's up to you,
I've spent days mulling don't's or do's
A little much to breathe as I create different timelines
Our little hands, they move as one
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3. |
Supermassive Synapse
02:50
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They wanted to see
What'd come of my dreams when I died
But then it washed over me
An omen of philanthropy
A reward for re-breath
Either way I had to go
Be banished down to a hole or be sold for spare change
A supermassive synapse
Fracking my psyche but managing to stay intact
In healing & wreathing
Contortionistic therapy to deal with betrayal
Either way I had to go
Become a martyr or the unknown
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4. |
Here Comes That Dreamer!
04:14
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Heavy-weighted hearts
I'll give you each a part of what
Exactly it means
To live with these nightmares
With open arms, I embrace
My brothers even though I
Feel their fears
Imprisoned in a cistern
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5. |
Double Homicide
04:17
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Rise and shine! The time is right now
Choices made to bypass feeling elements of a passerby
Why would you bother with anything that'd make you squander?
All your precious squalor
I hope you happily find peace
This is o'er the how? or why?
You don't surmise a double homicide
Oh why? Oh I
Tend to stay
I'm reaching for
I tend to stay
I'm reaching for
I compliantly desist in resisting
Your sad cries arising when the time is right
Hocus pocus, smoke and mirrors, losing focus
While gazing dead into my eyes until you realize
Tossing me aside doesn't pass for what's right
Please believe that what you reap is what you sow
It started with a hope and a dream
A path that was never laid out for me
Well, the trail's cold there's nothing new
Just more of the same for the two of you
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You leave a lot to know
When I'm down in limbo
Your hazing won't send the souls
Out from underneath your toes
What if I saw it all again?
My mind is clear as my conscious
You have a lot to hide
With lady luck on your side
It's easier to lay down low
Hiding beneath your ghosts
And then I saw it all again...
With endless amounts of distress
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7. |
The Breaking Point
03:16
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Whether I hide I must abide
You will board quite the ride
When I'm ready to break!
Don't you know that I ache?
When I'm ready to ready to break
Don't you know that I ache...
Raising the stakes
When will it take off?
Self-destruct
I'm just ash to dust
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8. |
Until You Leave
03:22
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Very scary nights await you from now on
Until you leave
I know the world is vast
And you want to see it all
Just like you wanted to
I don't know were I'm going
But I'll find out just when I get there
How will I get there?
Just when I get there
How will I get there
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