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Selkie
06:26
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I´ve heard a song on the waves
A song that nobody cares ABOUT
their voices are the oblivion of time
I´ve heard she let him go with the wind
She is alone...
Lovers are so winded
fighting to be alive
Fathers of the evening
the roots below the fire
Conquering the world
Through the seas and lands
Love is in the waves
Love is in the waves
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2. |
March
04:21
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Hit me with a ton.
Pulling a sight away,
we were lost,
Nothing so good to say.
And my eyes
seeing over your consciousness
and your oversized heart
beating so hard to explain.
It's too easy for those who are gone
seeing all these streets alone
seeing all this green leaves grown
It's too easy for those who are gone
Hit me with a ton!
Screwed my head up
Killing all vibes, you know, betraying us.
With all those things you came today
I´ve found a way to change the game,
Oh Thank the Lord.
is he a man? is it/he alive?
hold this hand, and his lies
Hiding feelings around this fire
With the values of hating
Instead of believing
feats of race and borderlands
fossil cancer is tying hands.
Forced to become a man melting into a spit,
a million mouths biting proud a part of you
Selkie
I´ve heard a song on the waves
A song that nobody cares about
their voices are the oblivion of time
I´ve heard she let him go with the wind
She is alone...
Lovers are so winded
fighting to be alive
Fathers of the evening
the roots below the fire
Conquering the world
Through the seas and lands
Love is in the waves
Love is in the waves
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3. |
Song of Healing
04:05
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Sit beside me and listen carefully
does not take too long.
If you see these skies are full of nonsense
just like your mind right now.
Soon it all will be gone.
You put on this thing more than you feel
You will be more when you leave.
Wherever you go, whatever you do.
Whatever you lose, wherever you learn.
Wherever you go, whatever you can imagine.
Whatever you choose, wherever you learn.
Soon it all will be gone.
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Exiled
04:42
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The Queen marches.
electrons fuel massive become,
the beast inside you´ll be done,
destroying the path and making your own,
to scare the new king is about to born.
The hole you´ve been digging alone.
The feeling i´ve been defeating, well known.
The feeling i´ve been defeating, well known.
fire, flames, burning towers
now understand the strength of my power,
holy inspiration, don´t you leave me , don´t mislead me,
dare me, fail me.
The dry seas and died meat, the high cliffs and fight kicks,
deaf kids become sick in backseats, craving sensing white lines,
they will treat a deaf bleat of red lines
Electrons fuel, massive become,
the beast inside, you´ll be done,
destroying the path and making your own,
to scare the new king is about to born.
The hole you´ve been digging alone.
The feeling i´ve been defeating, well known.
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