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Sea of Sound
02:59
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Venus
05:09
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A change has come
Like venus flying past the rising sun
Prophesize, head the call
For he who hears can change it all
Bend the arc of history
One more pull for all to see
Kill the light that leaves you blind
See the change that burns inside
Death in me, life in you
When the bomb drops, they will too
Don’t be fooled by idle words
To be hung on a cross, by the lord they serve
The world is yours, for everyone
Pleads innocence that don’t belong
A change has come
Like venus flying past the rising sun
A change has come
Like venus flying past the rising sun
A change has come
Like venus flying past the rising sun
A change has come
Like venus flying past the rising sun
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Sonik Drips
04:19
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Out in the dark
Out in the dark
Covered in teeth marks
The stars are hanging low
On blue velvet sheets
As the east wind approaches
The streets are filled with freaks
Out in the dark
They’re lined along the beaches
Out in the dark
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4. |
Ceremony Waltz
03:32
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The cold light of a yellow moon
A restless wind that begins to howl
A twisted road that bends around
All has gone
The howling wolf is a midnight sight
Amongst other midnight graves
Waiting for the rapture now
All has gone
Do you see what I see?
Do you feel what i feel?
All has gone
All has gone
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5. |
So Lonely
04:10
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A stone that don’t roll
All pity and loss
A stone that don’t roll
All pity and loss
You’re a lonely, a lonely stone
Your bitterness
is not a word
That roll out
From my tongue
You’re a lonely, a lonely stone
I threw you to the sea
One for you
One for me
You’re a lonely, a lonely stone
For all the really
Crossed the paths
That we have taken
And have known
You’re a lonely, a lonely stone
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Reverie
04:11
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The spark from my brain to my vein to my hymn i disguise
Prodigal dreams with venus seems in my mind
I am the sun and the light running through your head
It’s just the nature of reality my friend
Psychocinematic dreams
Solarize my lonely being
A psychedelic recovery
All from my reverie
Lucifer’s stream call’s me up my step has been made
The sea of sound spreads her arms of love in vein
Her wings silhouette at dawn of the new rising sun
The planets collide with the single shot of a gun
Psychocinematic dreams
Solarize my lonely being
A psychedelic recovery
All from my reverie
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8. |
The Eternal
03:10
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I seek kingdom come
Desolation beating like a drum
Victim of god’s debris
Man I’m trying to figure out the need
I just keep on through
The road I walk is just as wild as you
I’ll weave another year
Your desolation talk don’t feed my fear
I take one more look
At panoramic views of all you took
I’ll just keep on through
The road I walk is just as wild as you
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The way the light bends around you
The half light hits the floor
Venus is in fake fur
She’ll make you so much more
The way the light bends around you
Sometimes it surrounds
Tangled up in the shadow
That you have left behind
The sun is fading against my will
The door is open but I’m standing still
The way the light bends around you
Your light has disappeared
Each colour told a story
I waited all these years
The way the light bends around you
The colours of our soul
The very moment the light hit
The more i let go
The sun is fading against my will
The door is open but I’m standing still
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10. |
The End
09:14
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