1. |
Our Sun Has Died
02:28
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let's fall down
for all of you
let's fall down
where all this weighs over
where to, for you?
let's come closer
down from radio silence
breaking
sound from bothers
save your radar
they're all flowers
far from legal
wait for prejudice
when i see you again
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2. |
Last Call
03:48
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last call for you
they'll follow them
last call falling off of you
so wait for a party to
solve our faults
last call, falling off of you
to see the light for good
last call, crawling out of a grave
fall from me
let's bring down "forever" again
do all sons fall from all that they are?
wait for your part
last breath, its sound
turn it out to last for me
let's break this down;
"wait forever"
i hear the bells as i go
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3. |
16 Hours For What?
04:06
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take up my time
wait for all of time
wait for a while
waiting on a merrier thought
wait for a while
waiting for
wait for sunlight
don't hide, wait for something brighter
sun for miles
wait for a little more insight
see through all of them
something's normal
ain't their fault
sun will fall
sin for all
waiting for one regret
you say i am all you need
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4. |
Muted Thoughts
03:56
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after all we two have sung
you will stop portraying us to let him follow,
they choose eachother
sure i'm okay now
why can't you take control?
so small
so small
write a thousand feelings but to you they're just words
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