1. |
Exist
03:52
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the waves wash my face
the waves will leave no trace
and can shelter our bones
so we'll never be alone
don't look at me
with those eyes
we're human we're the same
nothing to hide
i want her undressed just like me
bare only bones
and we can jump into the sea
and we can make it a home
don't look at me
with those eyes
we're human we're the same
and then we'll have nothing to hide
nothing to hide
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2. |
Missing
01:41
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he was left in a helpless position
upon the shores of the missing
no one understood the words he was saying
his mind was fogged his thoughts were laden
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3. |
Borderline
03:31
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i remember driving to the farm
waking to the sound of the alarm
you whispered into my ear
baby
can't you see the borderline
don't you see that you were once mine
can't you see that we're alone
why can't you see
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4. |
Humanoid
04:43
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i didn't ask to be here
embodied in an unknown flesh
crawling in and out of my head
broken parts and shattered ribs
in the end you're bones in the ground
without meaning without sound
in the end you're nose in the ground
without meaning
so why don't you break my ribs
and replace my thoughts
force meaning to someone lost
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