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Sun Graze
04:08
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sun graze sometimes in your grave
take me out there where you reign
sun graze sometimes in your head
why must we cry for all our dead
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The Cycle
04:12
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all these children hope to die
they'd lay still but they just can't lie
all forgiveness no success
translucent forgiveness
fly me out of reach
ascending infinite relief
I stare blankly they all stare back
sullen sickly full of slack
all those pills get them back on track
but they won't work long
flattened spirals into nowhere
speaking tongues I can't concieve
doesn't matter I won't leave
too much baggage they just can't heave
throw it too my feet
I don't have too much to waste
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it's a long long ride away
and we've only got today
please don't take my vibe away
I'm feeling rather fine
seem's tomorrow's now today
I don't feel it anyway
take your time you've got all day
while I'm just wastin time
now my head is far away
and I'm only half awake
got my mind in tact atleast
so now I'm feeling fine
*jam outro*
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5. |
Forgetful
03:58
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6. |
Kills My Soul
04:31
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7. |
No One There (2015 demo)
04:35
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8. |
Douleur
04:11
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Bluepatterns Salt Lake City, Utah
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