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The Goat
08:38
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2. |
Deathwatch/Endymion
09:04
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hope has died here
by my own hands
leaving us void
he sang so godly
like listening to hearts
beating synchronised
i left him asleep
inside a casket of flowers white
though i cannot hear
“say something!”
to prove me wrong
this lie
it broke the glimmer leading my soul
to a mirror
showing nothing but human gore
and it grows out from my living horror
the body of him
it’s so sad
a life of meaninglessness
it’s so sad
living like a prisoner of oneself
i am frail, flying far
leaving all behind
lonesome
the one who drifts on
like foam
looked for so long
in your ashes dry
and lonesome I've become too wry
with my own empty home
lonesome
the one who drifts on
like foam, my love
living here on the moon
i cannot appreciate the light coming from the sun
in a way that I,
looking from the moon
and oppressed by the sadness,
can reckon upon love
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3. |
Empty Streets
05:53
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4. |
Disturbance
02:41
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5. |
The Witching Hours
06:19
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6. |
In Flames
06:27
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7. |
Ashes
04:54
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KΩJI Brasilia, Brazil
Ritualistic music for the healing of the soul.
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