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Oxygen
03:53
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Im deep, deep in the waters
there towards the ground dark soil
where nothing can see, no no no
and the pressures need, to force down the corpus
it wont ask for the prospect
wont let me go find or see sunlight, sunlights
Sun until I get keen on the fight.
Oh its alright, oh its alright,
Oh t its a lie, its a lie.
Help me get me out, out of here,
cause you pushed me in, oh.
Yeah well, the oxygen
will run low, I fear
till the sunlight shines
In the most improbable moment
With no hint of a motion before
the aura appears, right in the dark
And the deep,
I know that you would like to see whats its like
but theres nothing to show you from the inside
it taught me to keep very quite
Im still waiting for you to help me to get by
Oh its a lie, its a lie
Oh Thats alright thats alright
Help me get me out out of here, you pushed me in
The oxygen
Will run low, I fear
oh, here goes what I want
Yeah well, The oxygen
Will run low, I fear
That is the time, when I need you the most
There was a time, when I could feel no fear of ghosts
Thats enough enough life that I needed the most
There was a time, when I could feel no fear of ghost,
Cause What I fear the most is you!
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2. |
Light Holder
04:57
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When we arrived I was pretty psyched for the all wild
We came close to what you could call home for a whole while
When we sat outside in the yard I kept watching
Lay on the green with my eyes on the ground, out in the open
I wanted to be a brother to you, I understand I looked more like a sister
I was out in the open, waiting for the sun
Kept the fire inside, In a light, light light holder
Hold on they re coming, they brought everyone
All the men they could find
But I was very close to what you could call home
It took some time to see what I would find where I was going
I came close to believe the most of the shining
And there I was out in the field wearing make up
You had me dressed as the brave man
that was strong and fearless too.
I wanted to be a brother to you, I understand I looked more like a sister
I was out in the open, waiting for the sun
Kept the fire inside, In a light, light light holder
Hold on they re coming, they brought everyone
All the men they could find
Nurtured by the water but the water took my life
Leave into the lake and then the water dried.
Promised to be faithful than the faithful died
Leave mold in a forest till the end of the line
Must have been the winter or the summer´s time
Ran through metal forests, saw the dead man lie
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3. |
Addicted to your love
02:51
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I don’t know anything at all
But in time and again well I think I know it all
But I don’t know bout the truth no
Or the whys to all of what you d want
I dont know anything about love
But I ll promise you everything
I will promise you that I will stick around for
much much longer
Oh cause im addicted to your love and in such a trouble
No I don’t want it to stop or take it back
Addicted to your love and in such a trouble
No I don’t want it to stop or take it back
And now the years have gone so fast
The days into nights and the rain into sunshine
I still remember when we used to sit and watch all
the ships go by
And we drank till the morning light came
I didnt know anything about love, then
But I promised you everything
I did promise you that I d stick around for
much much longer
Oh cause im addicted to your love and in such a trouble
No I don’t want it to stop or take it back
Addicted to your love And in such a trouble
No I don’t want it to stop or take it back.
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4. |
Your anger, my hope
04:47
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Walk with me for some solid ground, the earth beneath, our feet in the soil
And my throat full of feathers, when the lightning shows
At your door, the ghosts, they ll stop in despair
I still breath, there are sparrows left /
howling till their lungs float like balloons
And your mouth full of thunder, when the evil shows /
in your davenport the demons lay still, they know its not yours, but ours only ours,
There was enough time when I thought of this ….,
enough with the talking and the wows,
We were gonna throw stones in the cold, so many years are ago ago
There was enough time and you thought of this /
enough with the talking and the nos.
We were gonna sit tight in the cold / so many years ago
But instead of walking we were just talking,
pretending we re something but moving we were not
I ll call you companion for whatever /
close your eyes until the blackout overtakes
And the ever frozen ground melts upon your sigh /
I ll keep my eyes closed until desert ends
There was enough time when I thought of this,
We were gonna throw stones in the cold,
There was enough time when you thought of this
We were gonna sit tight in the cold. So many years ago.
There was enough time when I thought of this,
enough with the talking and the wooows,
We were gonna throw stones in the cold, so many years are ago ago
There was enough time and you thought of this / enough with the talking and the nooooow
We were gonna sit tight in the cold / so many years ago
But instead of walking we re just talking, posting the posts
We ll just have them wait, and tell em we found it like that.
The bees and the trees they will only be seen in memories.
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