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Memento Mori
02:53
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Memento Mori
The world had much to say
I listened to the signs it gave
Crying on the highways I spent those days
Picking guardrails to breakaway
Wish it was all ok
The world now has nothing to say
The work it still takes
Living one foot in the grave
Memento Mori
I live now with memories of seclusion
I live now in delusion
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2. |
Traverse
02:24
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Close my eyes
Distance from life
Let the chaos thrive
Open my eyes
Myself & world collide
Have you left your life?
Traversing the white light
Traverse the white light
Close my eyes
Distance from life
Let the chaos thrive
Open my eyes
Myself & world collide
Have your left your life?
Traversing the white light
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3. |
Hypnagogic Hallucination
02:21
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In the darkness I find
Visions reaching outlined
They start out so vague
I wish they could all stay
Take me
Where you sleep
Take me
Far away
In the darkness I find
Visions reaching outlined
They start out so vague
I wish they could all stay
Take me with you
Where do you sleep?
Take me with you
Far away from this place
Far away
Take me
I wish that I could stay
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4. |
Under The Wreath
03:32
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It's not who
Under the wreath
You'll see
And it's what you see
What i'll see
Is what you meant to me
I want to love you
Into my memory
It's what I see
I just hope when its me
Under the wreath
What you see is love
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Flatspot Records Baltimore, Maryland
1000% Hardcore since 2004
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