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We played, we lost.
03:47
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Orpheus
05:05
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Sand slides between your fingers
You're terrified, you're paralyzed
The useful changes sides
You feel futile now
And you wonder why
Do you still have to own
Do you still have to appear
Could you maybe stop
And just breathe
Your reflection is getting dark
You’re desperate for more light
But fear of heights turns off your pride
Suddenly you simply are
And you wonder why
Do you still have to succeed
Still have to dominate
Could you maybe stop
And go another way
For time has come, my angels
A time for change
Don't look back, my angels
Here's your chance
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3. |
Vevia
06:41
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Out of nowhere among the living lives
You finally appear.
Where truth is full and bright
Nothing is stronger than my love for you.
I know you to be real,
I know it’s all real,
Eternally real.
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