1. |
Overture
04:04
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2. |
Body of Man
03:54
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To be pulled up by the hair,
A brand new being,
Borne through the esophagus,
Of your former self
Sexless, ageless, selfless,
New head on new shoulders,
A second chance
When I was a child,
I never saw the rainbow,
Just the rain,
But now I know,
I've been shown,
You must focus glimmers,
And not the dark that surrounds them
We're mortals,
Just mortals,
Merely mortal men
We're mortals,
Just mortals,
Nearly mortal men
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3. |
Die Forever
02:51
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I don't want to die,
Forever,
Maybe just,
Tonight
Wake me up,
When it's over,
When I feel,
Alright
I've been running round,
Facing away from the rain,
Got these troubles in the back of my mind,
Hurting deep down,
Ignoring the pain,
Praying for a little light
But I've been falling like hell,
Gravity aint nothing to me now,
When inside my head,
It's swirling around,
The thing about this all,
The thing that stings the most,
Is that I've only got myself to blame,
When I've been falling like hell,
I need to touch down,
Down
I don't want to die,
Forever,
Maybe just,
Tonight
But I aint counting on,
Getting in to Heaven,
I aint lived,
The perfect life
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4. |
Worst Day
04:08
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This is the worst day of your life,
Your dog has died and your lovers gone left you for another man
Life when you get so rough?
You thought you were big,
You thought you were tough
You thought you had control,
But now you know,
Now you know
Your house burnt down in the rain,
Now you can see the sky again,
You're laying on the ground,
From when you fell down,
And it feels good,
It's so good
Your clothes are getting very wet,
Feel the rain wash away regret,
Everything is gone,
Everything is wrong,
And it feels good,
It's good
People stand and stare,
And you laugh along,
Because you see the joke,
And it won't be long,
Till they're in your shoes,
(Everyone's got to lose sometimes)
And you're freer now than you were before,
Because there aint no walls,
And there aint no doors,
To lock you in
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5. |
The Garden
01:26
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You said you knew me,
You told me to know myself,
The child in your arms,
Stunted in his growth,
Smiling back the tears,
Which clouded up my sight,
I thought I knew me,
I couldn't see me,
Or hear the lies my heart did say,
I feel you,
But that's part of the lie,
Godspeed you,
Where'er you go tonight,
For your words still sounding,
I didn't know you then,
Or care to,
But now I do,
I hear you,
Your words still sounding,
I feel you,
This time with clear intention,
Focus now,
The tears have gone,
So too has the smile,
Just an honest face left waiting,
To show a true and felt emotion,
You said you knew me,
You asked me to know myself,
The child in your arms,
Stunted in his growth
Smiling back the tears,
Clouding up my sight,
I thought I knew me,
I couldn't see me.
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6. |
Gods
05:24
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Everything is lost on me,
Try to understand these riddles in the sky,
Pariah stands before you now,
Somewhere between nowhere and goodbye
If you'd seen the things I'd seen,
You too then would have to question why,
We're worshiping a golden calf,
Clinging to a turning rock for life
But you,
Can leave this all behind,
No trace left to find,
Something that was never here,
Can not be seen but live inside the mind
Once you've smelt the skin of it,
Been inside the shell of it,
You realise we're the Gods of our demise
Relinquish arms,
Identity,
Denounce your tribe,
And open up your eyes,
Once you feel the heart of it,
You're waiting for the hammer blow tonight
But you,
Can leave this all behind,
Once you've smelt the skin of it,
Seen inside the shell of it,
Witness now the state of it,
You realise,
We're the Gods of our demise
Everything is lost on me,
I try to understand the riddles in the sky,
Pariah stands before you now,
Somewhere between nowhere and goodbye
Page of Swords step into me,
Give me strength to carry on the fight
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SACHA England, UK
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