1. |
Oxygen Levels Low
05:04
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Waste
As you stretch your hand
Thoughts pour out like sand
Trace your waning eyes,
Wondering alone.
Sink
Derisive and discrete
Devoid of which you seek.
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Help them dispose of my lungs
Turn back to see a face that I don't own
Rinse off again grind my bones
Cold to the feel, a statue trenched in it's mold
As I begin to waste and turn over,
dissolved, delude as time returns to form
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2. |
El Patron
03:59
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3. |
Norepinephrine
03:56
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4. |
Tenerife
03:49
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5. |
Opposing Waves
04:20
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Have I given up my rights?
Do I read between the lines?
I'll never care
You would think a world at odds
is enough to change the quo
What is this hell, now?
Inside there's an ocean,
freely eroding the shore.
I've never seen how clearly we've all been sold
As I thought had drifted on,
far beyond what was wrong.
Endless, and narrow
Fleeting until almost gone.
Almost gone
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6. |
Translucency
05:58
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I alone have wandered these serene, unending waves
You are the same as you were, that was yesterday, endless yesterday
Whole side of the middle
Shoulders always numb
Running through the scenes again
like seasons of the sun
Sidewalk swallows all I see
Yesterday is gone
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7. |
Pyrrhic
04:37
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8. |
Queen Moose
05:13
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