1. |
Vegvìsir
06:43
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Embrace me when dark falls
Don't be the fatal drop
Researching ethereal peaces
Silence is noise and shouts
A nothing of pale black seconds
Flocks of destruction
Virgin perception
So our dimensions are blended
And defeaning thinking
No control on myself
Where is it me?
In pieces there's no control on events
Fear of human mornings makes every word evanescent
I'll promise to take care of me
I'll learn to rebuild me
Goodbye balloon man
Take care of you
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Indaco
04:58
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Be like clouds
Cause I didn't know to be forced
Feel theory of opposites
Descriptions are over
Eternal movement of mind
Shuffle masks like cards
Structure never changes
It's always a new combination
Continuous gestation of usual
That becomes new and different
Like results of variables and contexts that absorb
Feel theory of opposites
Descriptions are over
Eternal movements of mind
Without definitions I'll be mine
We are possibility to be
Alternatives and choices over us
Precious but not crystallized
Without auto-limits I'll be mine
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Eitelkeit
06:00
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While I evaporate no fear
I feel that they are only parts of me
That go away from me
Don't look for any sense
It's only a human thing
So expand yours outside
Eitelkeit
I become me
I want to be me
Miss me won't be anymore easy
We are forced companies
For us
Beautify everything without guilt
Own your property
Danger of loneliness to avoid looking
Within and over cannot run and hide from your eyes
Improve with own roots
Eitelkeit
For us
Like a fortress
A cocoon
Under membranes and skins
I'm everywhere I'll go
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