1. |
Nine
03:00
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Peace
Glass
Lie
Down
Peace
It floats
Lie
Down
To open your eyes
You must trace
and float into lull
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2. |
Day
09:04
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The day she looked up
Was the same day
That changed her mind
The day he looked up
was the same day he said
"O, my god"
The walls have closed in all that's right
And as my world comes crumbling through this shade
My back runs out of space
My back runs out of space
My back
Running down
My space is all out
Running out
The shape she looked up
Was the same shape that will
Free her of the day
A contagious delinquent
That climbs his way
Over the walls
My eyes stay fixed and focused on the shape
My back runs out of space
God?
Taking myself over the end again
On the final day
She looked me
Right in the eye
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3. |
Ringfinger
05:20
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Blood will justify the ends of our means
The council will bleed us dry of all our needs
But why the gesture
When no one's around
To drop us somewhere
Way far down the throat
I send praise
Everyday
Blood will flow down my way
Lying to cover the rag damp with my sweat
The finding of a vein to infest with poison
Swallow the shape dry
Cry and
Breathe out
Pace and
Sweat then
Pass out
Wake up
Disarmed
With no one
Everyday
It's not like I could count on you
Your eyes were glossed and pierced me through
You
Dragged
Me
Down
Clinch my fist at your death
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4. |
Respire
02:53
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5. |
Brooken Mountain
04:50
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I said that I don't
I said, but will I
Forget all the times
Forget all the thoughts
You
You realize
I don't have all the answers
And it's not like you do
I see you there
Trapped inside your box
I see you there
No one left inside
If you could reimagine your life
Where would you be?
Forget all the time
Forget all the thoughts
What am I to do?
If you could reimagine your life
Where would you be?
Take these thoughts
Wash them away
Away
Across the ocean
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6. |
The Delinquent
05:21
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Why don't I just go ahead and take another ride
You're just like me again
I'm just like me again
The walls have always been there they're just waiting for their time
When I try again
To see what's within
(Broken Bridges / Brooken Mountain) Why don't I just go ahead and take another ride
(Taking pictures) I'm just like me again
(Just remember) You're just like me again
(The paint on the door / The tears on her shirt) The walls have always been there they're just waiting for their time
(The smell of the room) When I try again
(The glow of your eyes) To see what's within
Every time I try
I fall off the wall
To climb over
To get to you
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7. |
Nonagon
01:50
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8. |
Tera
05:21
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The cleansing of your blood
The waking of your mind
The grasping of your neck
The checking of the time
The breaking of your mind in your head leaves you blind
The cleansing of your blood
The waking of your mind
The grasping of your neck
The checking the time
This pain of mine, it's mine all the time
Bright sun
Take me back
I know that look
The one that's got that look
The one in your fisheye
Did you see it all come through?
Cleanse the mirror that reflects (Observe the wreckage)
Taking the reasons back from the start of all time (the passage of time doesn't stop)
So go ahead
Tell me I'm the reason
You're underneath me
I'm the delinquent
Always trying
Never crying
Always dying
Bright sun
Take me back
Bright sun
Take me back
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9. |
Someday
07:24
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Love
You could have it all
You watch me drown
All clear as day
When you're back
And I'm underwater
I can try to say
I can try to say
Someday
You will understand
Could I try to
Pull you out tonight
From water
Nine feet deep
Someday
You will understand
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