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2. |
Greatest of all time
03:48
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I dont feel like anything
then I feel nothing at all.
and I dont say
what’s to say
summer, spring, winter, and fall.
I dont say
anything
and I’m left with regret
I said
something
but nothin has changed yet.
___
I dont feel anything
then I feel it all at once.
and I dont say
whats there to say
i’ve been talking for month
I dont blame anyone
I’m not left with regreat
I blame everything
but its not over yet.
____
We can justify the reasons
we are the greatest
liars of all time.
__
I dont see
where we are going
and I dont know your name
I dont know if its worth throwing this real life game.
How could I see
where we are going if I dont know your name.
Will the wind ever stop blowing by throwing caution on the flame.
____
we can just defy the reasons
we are the greatest
liars of all time.
___
I dont see where this is going
and I dont know your name
idk if its worth throwing
this is real life pain.
How could I see where we are going
without knowing the game.
will the wind ever stop blowing by throwin caution on the flame.
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3. |
Warstic #1
03:17
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4. |
Strip Mind
04:31
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5. |
Born out of the sun
04:14
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6. |
Don't care
03:48
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Summers of gold
feilds of wheat
this is our time to reap
out of our cage out into the great wide open skies we go.
I dont know
do you know
where we need to go
I dont know
do you know
where to sow
____
You dont know and you dont care
whats it matter to me.
____
Seasons of cold
foilage beneath
this is our time to retreat
into our caves in ways that break us wide open down below.
I dont know
do you know?
where we need to go
I dont knoowow
do you know
where to sow
____
You dont know and you dont care
whats it matter to me.
____
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7. |
Étude in F#m
03:33
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