1. |
The Clock
05:11
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The Clock spoke clearly in the hallway
It sounded so real I thought I'd made a mistake
I swear I heard whispers that wanted me dead
So dead
So I scream
The Clock grew a face while you were away
It stared me down and taunted me
The Clock had eyes so terribly grey
So grey
So I turned away
So I scream
I don't think these visions cripple me
But I know there's a person I'd rather see
Not afraid to die forever
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2. |
To Fly
04:42
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Weeks inside
Walls are closing in
Corrosion from within
It's original sin
We followed the seasons
But they're all out of line
Trying to look for a reason to hide
Reason to fly
Rooms as tombs
In the gloom
Swifter than your fate the timer said
Caught in purgatory the sound it waits
We followed the seasons
But they're all out of line
Trying to look for a reason to hide
Reason to fly
To fly
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3. |
Who We Are
04:45
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I'm distant I want to seize
The essence of it
The mixture changes again
Who we are
I'm striving I'm dying from it
Every moment I wait here
It's different but when will it end
Eternal with golden streams
Vermillion phantom things
Who we are I'm striving I'm dying from it
Every moment I wait here
It's different but when will it end
Chaos wonders tears asunder half reality
Guided madness to please the crowds
End
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4. |
Wanderlust
03:30
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Feel this flow
Aching for more
Restless days from the beginning
I've got Wanderlust
I've seen it all before
On pixellated boards
Feel this flow
Aching for more
Restless days from the beginning
I've got Wanderlust
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