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Intro
02:35
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Who would have known the world was such a mess? I knew but I refused to see it...
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Wild conflicts
02:55
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I'll give to the forest and fields all the tears my heart could cry
I'll drink the water I need from the wild conflicts where the truth remains
And then only I'll see the whole landscape
Is it good or is it bad? Is it happening is it real
What am I if I'm alone...
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Passage
01:09
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The Great Facing
03:17
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I need a deeper explanation but for now I'll let it go
This is the time to be strong and embrace weaknesses
Whole human needed
Your silence will always say more than your words
Healing will take courage
Courage to manage your emotions
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5. |
Save Me
06:03
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This place is not done inspiring me
And I am not done discovering you
I took a step back and saw what was happening to me
How long will this last?
Save me
From the glowing lights
Forced to admit I craved glory
Low fear in the hollow night
Forced to admit I had it easy
Strange is the color of your mind
Changing too fast for me to adapt
I trust your judgment as long as you come back to me (with the hollow night)
Save me
From the glowing lights
Forced to admit I craved glory
Low fear in the hollow night
Forced to admit I had it easy
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Passage II
02:01
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Hush
05:22
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Hush
There is more to life than the rush you're holding onto
I began to lose my faith and my control
I began to lose my sense of hope
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8. |
Being wrong
01:53
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Are you feeling lost? Do you feel like you need to solve me now? Drop it all before it overcomes you.
Have you considered being wrong?
I am made out of wrong
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Golden
03:11
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Beat the shit out of me: I'm already dead
I deserve the world to collapse on my shoulder
Nothing comes out of a broken heart they say
Nothing comes out of a sick brain
I have a sick brain, hear it call
I have a broken heart watch it grow
I have a sick brain watch it grow
I have a broken heart hear it call
You are golden
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