1. |
Quarter
03:00
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more in the mind
less in your heart
how can I not see
I was calm from the start
maybe i have some burdensome soul
maybe i have still to let go
everything i've done, how is it wasted?
it was never there even to begin
maybe then it is
wasted
how can't i see
not some change of heart it's bleeding light
not some change of mind its bleeding light
and i can't stand beneath the weight of lies
maybe i have some poisonous soul
maybe i have still to let go
everything i've done, how is it wasted?
i was never there, even to begin
i guess then it is
wasted
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2. |
Ceramics
03:42
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there is a light
and it shines right at me
can't see from the window
where it shines
holding onto
through the nigh
hopes eternal
parasite
there is a light
and it keeps me from sleep
try and blackout the windows
but still it shines
holding onto
through the night
hopes eternal
parasite
there is a light
now it flickers and dims
can't see through the window
now i won't need a window
holding onto
through the night
hopes eternal
parasite
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