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I. Pensive
05:32
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II. A Look Through Fog
05:20
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Lost in the world today
I find myself awake
Now check me for a pulse
'Cause vital signs can deceive
Where did I go?
See your spirit aching
Soul need not respite you
Never will quite reach that gold
And that'll just have to do
But I'm not you
Throw me under, pull me out
Give me love, adore me
Throw me under, pull me out
Give me hate, ignore me
I beg like a stray dog
Pride surrendered screaming
Breathing is not believing
Seeing is not receiving
Holding me in tow
As I try to make these days
Turn into evenings
Breathing is not believing
Betraying is not deceiving
Trying every here and there
This labyrinthine search for any meaning
Breathing is not believing
Seeing is not receiving
Holding me in tow
As I try to make these days turn into...
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III. Oceans Away
09:19
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As time goes by there's nothing left waiting for you
It's about time for you to realize the truth
Lifetimes ago
There was something I could see
Someone I could touch
Someone I could be
Distant ties are severed
Under storms they could not weather
And no guiding light points me home
Silence are you foe or friend?
A catch of breath or breathing's end?
You ought to let me know
When the time is right
And the sun can show
Through the drops of rain
Clouding my vision
I can't let it go
Why am I alone?
It feels so much colder
I must let it go
Oceans away from you
Oceans away through the storm
If this is summer
Then why's the wind so cold?
I live in centripetal emotion
But I long to break this curve
The balance is real
The core, the whole
It could never be in the way you had percieved
The bitter coming down from impossible highs
The dialogue incomplete
Twists in life the plot device
Cant keep marking pages with a fading face
Close the book or turn the page
A chapter that has ended
A bittersweet pretending
One can only hope for a better ending
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