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Bloom
02:32
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2. |
No Violent Death
05:47
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No violent death
No statements made
Only murder for gain
How I want to believe in the sanctity of rest
Eyes clouded with tears
My fears grow in soil of doubt
Must we acquiesce?
Can we lay them to rest?
No violent death
No violent death
I see no end
Only ends beginning
Lay them in the ground
Spread the soil over their faces
So they can't see
Make them pay their debts
No violent death
May she rest in peace
Rest in peace.
(For BT, may she rest in power.)
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3. |
Enmeshed
01:44
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4. |
You Do, I Do
06:05
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Invite the words
And they will emerge
We strive for greater understanding
Open eyes, open eyes, open
You do, I do
Invite the worst
And it will emerge
Strive to hide misunderstanding
Closed eyes, closed minds, broken
You do, I do
This future has a fragile face
Hold my tongue, my saving grace
These thoughts I cannot replace
Ignorance is forced to face itself
Ignorance is forced to face
Finding solace in sorrow
Patterns of intention ring hollow
We strive for any understanding
Open eyes, open minds, open
You do, I do.
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5. |
Bone Chills
06:19
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A city silhouetted
From where I stand
Feels like rebellion once again
And all my friends are lost somewhere
Down rabbit holes of their own
How it chills me to the bone
A cutting wind, a jacket thin
Is still more than some have to sleep in
We find ourselves entwined
Perhaps by a mistake
Perhaps you'd call it fate
But either way, the result is the same
Existence in perpetual chains
A biting wind, a house of tin
Is still more than some have to sleep in
To you I'm drawn
Like coming home
To find you’re not really alone
Dirty floors, a broken phone
One voice speaks in monotone
How it chills me to the bone
A piercing wind on paper skin
Is still more than some have to sleep in.
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