1. |
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Tear off the veil
Wanna see my shell now
Down and further down
An extension that caresses a monolith inside
Seeing within seeing everywhere
A point that propagates
Rarefied in an embrace reality is my body
And power is grasp your weakness like a red poppy in your skin
Welcome the disintegration like a dandelion
Pathos of things
Lacrimae rerum
A saturated voice
Be ethereal
Mono no aware
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Philautia
03:44
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My marrow's rest shines in front of the loss
A ground with no ground
In the inside it doesn't make a sound
I'm home
Jumping in circles
I elude myself from my fingers
Alienation, re-appropriation
A vision of the simple
Walking hand in hand with me
In the point where the oceans break
It's all I know and now it's a song
Aware in a flash of the core
I always elude myself from my fingers
Walking hand in hand with me
In the point where the oceans break
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All we left
All we have
Filled by void
Shapes our roles
Preserve your inclination
Vectorial
Simply aware
Just inhale and radiate these landscapes
Empty spaces
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Clinamen
05:12
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Pure intentions in my deepest solace
Give me the core
Routes in parallel rooms
This emerges from plural
A beautiful plus
Rifts in the sky
In my hands a sea of light
I sink in
Never been so open outside
What we embody vanishes in petals
You're only one of my expressions
Sign of our distinction
Without philantopic symbiosis
It strikes fills the chest
What we embody vanishes in petals
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