1. |
Crevasse
01:20
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2. |
Snakeskin
04:42
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Wait me far away
but don't tell me where
wait me in a place
I could call home
for the first time
wait me in a place
I could fit in
find a spot
where you can sink
and bury me underwater
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3. |
Soak the Sun
05:16
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I'm shaking
I am tearing myself apart
my anxiety is devouring me
I'm fading
I will wait for you
beneath my clean clothes
headache
my head hurts
stomach ache
I can't feed myself
I am tired
look me in the eyes
and tell me
how tired I am
tell me again
how I should sleep more
how I should have a better
lifestyle
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4. |
Liturgy
05:33
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I want a funeral without
flowers and corpse
in a glass case
I want just nothing
for my end
if everyone was see
death for what it is
there is nothing
to commemorate
if someone will ask why
I was just tired
it's something that had to be done
I was just tired
let me act in a violent way
after death
there is no shame
let me be imprudent
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5. |
Biting Dust
06:53
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runaway
spit on my shoes
feed the concrete
with my blood
everytime you
spend time for a review
stay behind my shadow
be my shadow
create a paradox
where we can hide in
stay in front of pain
and hold my hands
I can't follow
what I've left behind
there so much to learn
and we know so little
don't figure it out
how big universe is
I'm nothing
and I like it
I'm transparent
and I hate it
I'm a terrible mistake
the worstest you could do
don't figure it out
how big universe is
I'm nothing
and I like it
I'm transparent
and I hate it
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