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Reservoir (No.2)
02:07
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Run.
You know not what you face.
Your name is written on the walls.
It's written in blood.
You're as good as gone.
You're pretty much dead already.
(Run! Run! Run! Run!)
You don't know what you are facing.
You're as good as gone.
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2. |
Sumac
02:24
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I'm stuck in the song.
This body won't sleep.
Some thoughts are nocturnal cancer.
Some notes just don't sit right in the hearts they were written for.
Some notes just don't sit in the hearts they were written for.
This night's lasted weeks.
The moon's stuck in the song,
But this body just won't sleep.
Leave questions on tongues,
And answers on hearts.
Doubt is decay is stability is lifeless.
Some thoughts are full of friction,
So I put them to use.
I made mistakes as grand as the sun,
And I forged memories as satisfying as that first breath of morning in my lungs.
But there's never a place to store them.
There's never a place to call home.
What good is a breath if you wake up in ruins?
Chase the notion, settle for vestiges.
The home is stuck in the song,
And this soul just won't sleep.
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3. |
Pike
03:39
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Your eyes pierce my soul,
Like an arrow to the flesh.
They burn in my heart,
Like an ember in the hands.
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Colossus
02:59
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A certain foulness is growing inside me.
A wretchedness I can't describe.
Like a city built on corruption.
Fighting to stay afloat in a sea of lies.
On a ship clad steel,
Bogged down by muck and mire.
My soul screams out to pierce this hull.
Crack the ship's hull! Sink this city!
You're living a lie!
Condemn this sinking city,
This sinking soul!
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