1. |
gone by first light
03:47
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you only appear at night
you're gone by first light
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2. |
end of you
03:36
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What are you now?
What am I left with?
Here in my head I don't know what you've become..
What was our time, if now it's over?
I don't know what to feel about your love..
And weakly I try to keep hold of you,
my hands reaching out and finding nothing.
Images flash, of before and after,
but the after lingers longer than before..
Is this what will stay?
Is this what will remain?
Just the end of you?
Just the end of you..
Who are you now, out in the distance,
disappearing further day by day?
Who can I be, with this veil that stops me feeling,
lies heavily and buries me in grey?
And weakly I try to keep hold of you,
my hands reaching out and finding nothing.
Images flash, of before and after,
but the after lingers longer than before..
Is this what will stay?
Is this what will remain?
Just the end of you?
Just the end of you..
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default setting
03:12
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'my room keeps letting in the dark...
it gets harder and harder to keep on leaving
the space I can face for that outside place,
and the race and the chase to embrace normality
when reality kicks you in the face
and screams its profanity...'
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4. |
I am no magician
03:26
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5. |
unearthed
03:16
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