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The Tree
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Breaking the tree. Growing a seed. To see it blossom. A place for us to meet.
The tracks from your feet. In circles of repeat. Raise your head and see, I will cut down the tree.
(Underneath myself, shattered walls. My heart in my arms, landscapes we cross. My heart in my arms)
Turn around. Wait for me, i will be your memory.
Raise your head. Don't lose sight, i will be your memory.
Turn around. What you see, this will be your memory.
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Unvisited tombs
05:01
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Just above the surface, barely keeping us alive. Just above the surface, floating and waving goodbye. No contact with the outside world. No contact with the gods i know. Praise be the sound of your voice that comes from below.
To live a lie. To do it good. We count the days in unvisited tombs.
To live a lie. To do it good. We count the days in unvisited tombs.
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Everybody's changing
03:40
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He says it will be fine in time, but time is something we dont have. There's nothing he wont do to gain your trust. Laughing to cover fear.
One man is an Island, he's a good man free from guilt. One man is a cockroach, he's the devil filled with filth.
Everybody's changing just because of one man. Everybody's changing just because of one hand.
One man is an Island, he's a good man free from guilt. One man is a cockroach, he's the devil filled with filth.
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You dont need to tell them anything. Your reflection lie and whispers all these names. Dont worry this day will soon fade away. We comprehend more than you can express. Dead weight is carried by your faith.
Let yourself be fouled, not be sure for just a while. Disconnect the best of you. It's time to meet the dark. It's time to meet the dark.
You dont need to tell them anything. You dont need to tell them anything. You dont need to tell them anything. You dont need to tell them anything.
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