1. |
Let Go
01:18
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2. |
Nothing's Real
05:04
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Where are you now?
It still hurts
What did you see
when you left?
How did you get
so cold?
Take my hand,
it's on me tonight.
The lights are fading here,
nothing's real.
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3. |
Lost Images
03:31
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I've been lost,
since you left,
stripped of all conceptions
shadows play around,
on this purple night,
where now do you sleep?
I wish I still knew you,
I wish time would stop,
on this silent hour,
where now do you sleep?
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4. |
Crossroads
01:49
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5. |
Summoning Your Rite
04:06
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I seem to fall down,
into this realm of the dead,
you chose to leave me here,
on this bloodstained field.
Summoning your rites,
to steal me away,
nothing is in vain,
everything is right.
Summer will come soon,
and the nineties of you,
mud and night,
nocturnal delight.
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6. |
To Look For The Dead
02:30
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I've gone tonight, to look for the dead.
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7. |
Down Where
03:45
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In the silence we shared,
there are remnants of despair,
Riding through the forests of your kiss,
searching for answers where none go.
Take me down where you've fallen
Take me down to the silence.
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8. |
The Watchful Moon
04:49
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Night has come again,
open your mother's cave,
take out the things she owned,
wrap them in all your thoughts,
the trees are crying tonight,
the soil is frozen with tears,
silence it all away,
ride to the unknown.
The watching moon decides,
where the tide will turn,
The watching moon decides,
where the night will go.
Home has told me to come,
and set my eyes on her,
mountains of strange desire,
rivers of men that died,
the moon is watching in white,
the sky is smiling tonight,
And oh, how I must fight,
ride to the unknown.
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9. |
Reclaiming The Sign
01:47
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