1. |
Kannadigas
04:02
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Taking all my own,
the dreams they stole from your eyes.
they wouldn't know...
you're over, and I,
promise that, they would never be,
what "it" used to be.
Strained opportunities,
you shook it off,
I don't,
I'll take it back,
they say your...
...stop and trace.
I am straight fold,
you look obtuse tonight, obtuse.
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2. |
Leptothrix
03:05
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3. |
Pfiesteria
04:20
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and often I will hear the gnawing at my mind,
but what I couldn't see is all that you could touch.
the iceberg dries up from the inside, bottom up.
between your teeth it craves an empty little heart.
your channel is crazier not that you write us such,
you poisoned on my mark down i will ascend.
paradigms are raining on the sky above,
your salad tossers cannot challenge my complex.
I'm still awake.
Your grip hasn't settled yet.
I'm not asleep.
Dreams lose hold.
No, where troubles fall,
I give credit to my head.
It's all a delusion,
brought on by your place.
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4. |
Cyclophora
03:12
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Ephemeraeformis
01:53
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Often,
when my eyes close,
I find them stuck in a puddle
of dreams.
Is it?
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6. |
Uropeltidae
04:22
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Boxes are awake.
We crawled down home.
The settles that we've made,
are,
burning on my head.
I'm on to you, all from,
this place is too small,
don't belong to me,
now.
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7. |
Discophora
04:03
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Taking all of my own mind,
the dreams they stole from your eyes.
they went nowhere.
in your dream,
and I promise that they will never realize,
the truth they see
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