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Walls of Light
04:35
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You can see your life in the walls of the light
Pulsing patterns of color. Then the unpleasant figures dance all night.
You can see your life in the depths of the dark
You can see your life in the walls of the light. In the depths of the dark. In the walls of the light.
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Parallel Spark
05:41
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Mother your inhabitants are all crazy. They can’t feel the ground beneath that you provide. You could say that we are lazy but if you could only feel, the depression, the sadness the lie.
I sleep in the sun and wake in the dark. Some movement or parallel spark. I sleep in the sun and wake in the dark.
Mother, we’re on a pace to outrun your gravitational pull. When we live in space, will our dispensation result in your regeneration.
Brother, let’s walk on the moon. Sister, let’s roam the depths of the ocean. Mother, your inhabitants are all crazy.
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Long Lasting
05:35
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Wake up charged and ready to go. Satiate your digital breakfast. Afternoon starting to get low. Oh no, you’re thinking of the past. Night comes, blue light to the nose. No sleep let your thumbs do the rest.
Everyone wants everything long lasting. Blue light disorder.
The time has come for your unmasking. Blue light disorder.
Life is long but attention short while passing. Blue light disorder. No space is safe enough for asking. Blue light disorder.
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Lover's Dream
03:39
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Search for your lover’s dream and you’ll awaken the spirit of desire. Who says that love is clean, just like the dirt beneath the fire. Lifted from the unseen the air is revealed taking us higher.
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Pantheon
04:58
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Don’t cry out for mercy
Don’t cry out in shame
Don’t cry out for liberty or you will go insane
Won’t take part in the clamor
Won’t play their game
Step into the pantheon of your brains creativity
Make it routine a part of every day
Art’s magic will show you semblance of civility
No one will testify to the character of you soul
What will make you whole again?
I’m rethinking society
I don’t know if I trust myself with what’s good anymore
There must be new avenues ones we can explore
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Bitter Hellish Truth
05:55
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Finding stellar moments in time, instantly capture their warm afterglow. Learn your component and when it is done, you relax now you’re in the know. Have you made something that’s human or is it a ghost in the machine?
Images take you afar
Bitter Hellish Truth
Skin is now all stained with tar
Bitter Hellish Truth
Blinded we all fall from grace
Bitter Hellish Truth
Shimmering dancers take turns on the water as they reach up to the glistening sun. Floaters in their eyes, dark spots are blinding, mist offshore is mace from your tongue.
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Collective
03:30
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In the back of your own mind, is the key to all of time
Now the faces intertwine and you see what is divine
Now the trees reflect the light into the lazy eye
Acrid burn, smoldering fleet, when you looked for it to shine
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Twelve Years
03:53
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When I see the peaks of the mountains, I’ll know I’m getting closer to home.
They’ll appear as if in the midst of a dream, I’ll know I’m getting closer to home.
Leave behind all the years of time but it feels fine.
This second life I’ve lived is over it’s time to leave it all behind.
Look into the eyes of the ones I love and say to them, I’ve made it back home.
Leave behind all that twelve years can show me and say to them, I’ve made it back home.
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