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Weightless
04:27
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I wander through realms haunted by selves
"Please release me" we sing out of sync
Bury what you cannot carry
Narration that sells the agenda so well
Bleeding time but never out of reach
Bury what you cannot carry
Creation in tune with the lies of the moon
I am weightless in chaos of storms
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Gravel of the Fallen
04:38
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We had the stars and galaxies on our side
But they realigned, giving light to your crimes
God is a witness but she doesn't show up for work
And I don't blame her at this point
You had your history lined with a pile of filth
Chasing solutions as your problems built
Heresies happen and heresies become a norm
This saga should die, but was it ever really born?
Where is your will now?
Covered in smoke
Where is the guard I let down?
Flowers are dying before they can bloom
But would they really want to?
People have spoken, witnesses fade
Sagas continue, casualties come
Gravel of the Fallen
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Stanford Prism Experiment Portland, Oregon
Psychedelic gloom pop
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