1. |
Spirals
01:32
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2. |
Walking Song
05:04
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I don’t recall never really loving you,
it still stings to have the stone tongue.
A walk, a call,
a feeling that never subsides,
a sting across the face,
never really hurts as much as when it’s yours.
Silver walking, it is nothing,
appropriate for what you came for,
nothing lasts so long as I can break it,
and it’s the realization that I’m in the wrong.
It hits softly,
mind is breaking its insides,
irate calls,
it’s exactly where it wants it to be,
it still stings to think that,
I can never change,
but I’m exactly where I want to be.
A walk, a call,
a feeling that never subsides,
a sting across the face,
never really hurts as much as when it’s mine.
It hurts to have the stone heart.
I don’t recall never really loving you,
it still stings to have the stone tongue.
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3. |
Mandala
03:07
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4. |
The Trembling Giant
04:15
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I found a place, crawling out in time,
its reckoning following eyes,
in time you’ll see.
It’s a trick,
it’s an apology with no forgiveness.
It’s a joke, insincere,
it’s so suddenly cruel and vicious,
Even beyond time,
no age to die from.
Open leaves, closed heart,
trembling giants roar.
Fear, colossus wallowing in time,
in kind, reciprocate every last breath,
in the leaves, you’ll see.
It’s a trick,
it’s an apology with no forgiveness.
It’s a joke, insincere,
it’s so suddenly cruel and vicious,
When we’re beyond time,
no age to die from.
Open leaves and heart,
trembling giants flow.
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So cold,
so cold in the night.
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I've always cared for you.
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8. |
It Ends
03:29
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