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Nameless Sorrow
03:56
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2. |
A Star Returns Home
03:46
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Love
09:59
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4. |
Try New Things
04:57
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A Window into the Past
04:56
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Dream Day
03:29
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Cautiously Optimistic
03:29
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8. |
ash
07:36
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but do you want to go?
04:53
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10. |
where am i
05:20
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11. |
simmering on anxiety
06:32
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12. |
a dark cloud
06:25
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13. |
for balance
02:58
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Growing Wild
06:51
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funeral march
02:25
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18. |
Nothing Matters
10:00
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19. |
Interval
02:52
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20. |
Slow Burn
11:18
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21. |
Future, Hope and Dream
05:07
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24. |
free time
04:43
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25. |
View from the Window
10:23
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27. |
Almost Darkness
03:56
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28. |
anger control
14:39
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29. |
waiting for ragnarok
09:11
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34. |
Delirium
21:35
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35. |
Lost
08:33
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At the end of the day, we were just given hope
It's nothing old. It's nothing new. It's just the same old world.
At the end of the day, we thought things could get better
But it didn't happen
We thought it would happen. But it didn't happen
It's just the same old world.
At the end of the day, we saw what it could be
In that second we thought the world would get better. It's just the same old world.
There's nothing we can do now nothing we can do now
Except accept maybe.
But it's not true it's not true you are all shouting at me now. That it's not true
At the end of the day, we saw what the world could be
At the end of the day.
But the world reminded us that it's just the same old world.
But at the end of day we saw hope. All of us around the world.
At the end of the day we saw what it could be. All of us around the world.
Sometimes hope is all we need.
Sometimes all we know is that it's just the same old world.
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I wait for you in death's garden
Where time passes slowly
I wait for you in death's garden
Where dream comes to fade and die
In the garden there's no hope
Only stories where scenes happen.
I'm usually in it
And sometimes you too
You'd be holding me when I break down and cry.
Mostly we're happy. The stage is lit. Music shines.
In the garden there's no chains.
I am who I want to be
I laugh, I crawl, I pout, I love
People listen, and ask if I'm alright.
In the garden I often imagine
You'd come to visit, you take me away for the night.
I brag about you to all my dead friends
My imaginary friends
You take me away for the night.
I wait for you in death's garden
Looking up at your world of blinding light
I wait for you in death's garden
Shifting every time I thought you'd join me
But each time I see sunlight shine through instead
In death's garden
And in that light you said to me
A garden is a garden
At night or in daylight
A garden is a garden
In a garden music shines.
I wait for you in death's garden
Where time passes slowly
tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, tock...
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39. |
Wild Fire
08:17
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40. |
Untitled
21:45
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