1. |
Lights
06:35
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Transfer
Your mind
To mine
Grey skies
Red eyes
White light
I watch you move across the sky
100 million miles an hour
Shooting star I wish that I
Could see the light again
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2. |
T.M.O.N.
02:40
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Rocket to the sun
Creep into my lungs
Smoke from the liftoff
Fuel to take us from
The middle of nowhere
To the middle of nowhere
Falling from the sky
Landing gears give way
For someone else to say
We made the trip from
The middle of nowhere
To the middle of nowhere
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3. |
Disguise
04:47
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Minefield of lies
In cheap disguise
Rolling my eyes
what a surprise
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4. |
Silence
03:11
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Silence deafening
The tone of lightning strikes
Against the cracks
Of unpaved roads that we hide beneath
Waiting for the storm to pass
Silence definitely
The single moment that could change a life
Comes and goes just like the days
Such a waste of all your time
And I know that I should find
Something else to pass the time
I'm looking for a sign
That things might end up fine
Silent instantly
You walk into the room
And find yourself
Somewhere you don’t recognize
Pinch your wrist and rub your eyes
Is this real or is
This something that my mind has hid behind
All the fucked up things that I
Wander in when I have time
I don’t know if I should find
Something else cause this feels fine
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