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Anankaia
05:10
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Outbreak
02:50
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Enough
05:10
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I won’t step ahead
I want
If you look inside
You will see
I don’t care
Of what they say about you
If you look back
You will see
You spoke a lot of things about your things
Who the hell cares, I did.
You used to use me, use me,
Not more, not more, I have paid enough.
It's not her fault
It's not my fault
What could we have done?
I won’t stay
I want
If you look inside yourself
You will see
What could we have done?
What could we have done?
What could we have done?
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4. |
The shore
04:46
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5. |
He cut off the sky
02:04
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6. |
Embrace the doubt
03:37
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7. |
Kalani Sand
03:57
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8. |
Collapse
08:54
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My dreams of you,
turn unavoidably into nightmares.
I try to live,
but every day I am more lifeless.
Why could not I go with you that journey?
(go with you)
I want to be with you an ethereal memory
(be with you)
We came back
really not going to the same place.
What if I die?
Would my soul be with you?
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9. |
Omphalos
04:15
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13. |
Remember Yourself
08:19
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