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Self Scattered by Water
04:54
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Thoughts have led me here, to drift.
Movement has ceased so that I may sink.
Asphyxiation is of no consequence.
Condemnation refracts before my eyes lens.
Maybe it'll end fear, maybe it'll all disappear,
Maybe I'll float on from here,
Maybe my self will be scattered.
Asphyxiation is of no consequence.
Condemnation refracts before my eyes lens.
Maybe it'll ends here, maybe I'll move up a tier,
Maybe I'll just float on here,
Maybe my self will be scattered.
So, do I sleep?
Or should I reach?
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2. |
Chaos in the Ocean
06:17
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I wake up in such an eerie atmosphere,
Winds keep swaying trees, creating Sounds I hear.
What to do but stand and walk about the land?
Once Beneath me earth has become grains of sand.
So climb on board, join the voyage sail,
and hold onto everything you own
is worth nothing but the satisfaction that it sells you.
Float onto better days and never look behind.
Why does all the water flood this quiet place?
Waves come crashing in to create a better race.
Levels rising, they cant keep up anymore.
Chaos in the ocean, calmness on the shore.
So climb on board, join the voyage sail,
and hold onto everything you own
is worth nothing but the satisfaction that it sells you.
Float onto better days and never look behind.
Amongst the waters I see you grasping for air.
I reach a hand just grab it, save yourself from despair.
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