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Alpon
05:58
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Why don't you ask yourself
Who are you trying to fool?
I've seen behind these walls
We have nothing else to be
As these words come back to you
I was gone before I knew
What to do
Solace rolls against the tide
Day or night I implore
They're on both sides
So lean against the lines
The road you see is true
I leave it all to you
I am light
I am light
Why don't you show me through the emptiness?
I'm happy to know
Darkness becomes my bliss
Who knew that every day could feel like this?
I'm happy to know
Darkness becomes my bliss
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Vortex
02:59
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Khalif
03:21
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Weigh in
Body is absolute
Lay here more
Khalifaya
Omnium
To the other
Bridge to the eye
Here the whole time
You're ten seconds away
Mourning daylight
Space between
Pure knowing
Absolute vision from both sides
Come look at it now
Been here the whole time
Still seeking answers while you're holding on
Well move on
All in circles interconnect
Unlearning
Stop searching
If I knew this would be here all time then go now
Omnium
From the inside out
Sojourn
Obvious none of us
Know how
If that's the answer
Your lord is home
Do we know?
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4. |
Erasure
01:49
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Ahhhh
Ahhhhhhh
OooooOOOOOO
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