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Homage
02:10
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Every soul, is a skylight that breaks for a hand to hold
And if your cold, it's true light that covers us so
can we sow, any wound we've put in you? We can only hope
Lightning bolts of Energy help us to see
What is unwanted over what feels good
Or the strain we bring ourselves.
But what ever may come, I needn't hide nor run cuz you,
My best friend,
The time is almost here again
My best friend,
O I've tried the I now I see I need you as
My best friend,
Your arms are the only home I've ever had
My best friend,
We are no longer, parted after
What is unwanted over what feels good
Or the strain we bring ourselves.
But what ever may come, I needn't hide nor run cuz you,
My best friend,
Has made every bone within
My best friend,
I hope to God your here in the end
My best friend,
Every bumble-Bee I see I know you send,
My best friend,
We are no longer, parted after Death
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2. |
Curds & Honey
02:38
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Pay attention, maintain discretion
and you lips may preserve
her lips drip honey, her speech is oil
And she'll lead you to your death
A loving doe a graceful deer
The wife of you youth.
now you see hearts can decieve
have you no heart?
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Reckoning
01:55
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And just like the rain,
there will be a return of my Father.
And if and when he comes, and i am not recognized,
I wont ask why.
I wont ask why
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4. |
Untold
01:22
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My old lady always loved, and when suns did set,
assured us bright beginnings, would soon begin.
Beating heart, steady yourself. You might fall out;
Miss days of wingless planes, your smile and smell.
Los Angeles will miss no man, and can't tell.
Feeling grand. A sparkling man. How long to last.
Train whistle blows vibrations below, and then at last;
The sky will fall this time.
And this time in our laps.
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5. |
Flours
02:20
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6. |
Staying Power
03:32
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