1. |
Out of Fear
05:35
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Out of fear she wears me out
I see the words that are mountains
From here it is the end of it
In me out of the ink comes all
You wear the words that followed, that followed
Stand on a page with no one, with no one
I hear, but not the same things
It's near, the home that I've waited for
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Simpler
05:46
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I was not enough to say the words that you’ve been longing to hear from me
And even if it tried you always hide amongst the shadows of the trees
How could you put up with all the terms you didn’t read
And now we pay the price for being undeniably sweet
All the laughter, all the senses
Getting closer to ourselves
The distance that we’ve raised between us
Made us better
Made it simpler
Love won’t stop us now
Even if you say so
After all the pain
Only what was remains
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3. |
Not For Ground
06:42
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Not for ground
You and the rest of me
I smell the sound
You keep watching it
Disintegrate in air
Keep my breath
Ahead
Weirdness is where I hide
Insecure all the time
No center no corner stone
My rest I sweep alone
Better not disguise
Keep the fragments inside
The heart no longer beats
It is shattered on the concrete
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I was too drunk to drive
Specially in a moonless sky
But you are not here
To guide me
When your sun shines
Oh green eyes
My heart attracts the floor
Every heartbeat
On the concrete
Makes me cry for more
Endless
Days
I call for land
For where I am
I cannot smell you
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5. |
New Ground
03:47
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Even far away
It’s a simple fact
When you are on your knees
I lay on my back
From this point of view
Things are upside down
Water turns to dew
Heaven is the new ground
Slowly I begin
To understand you whole
I cracked your regime
You act the same role
From this point of view
Things are upside down
You are no one new
Silence is more than sound
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