1. |
Assimilate
00:52
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2. |
Outer Haven
04:18
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Those eyes, could swallow stars
And hold the galaxy
What hope did I ever have?
What hope did I ever have?
All this time, I've tried
To stop the downpour
But I've been soaked in repentance
My heart's a creature
In need of desertion
So now my ribs are cages
I can't stop the downpour
But I can tread through the rain
I can't stop the downfall
But I'll live with the ache
Those eyes, could swallow stars
And hold the galaxy
What hope did I ever have?
What hope did I ever have?
I've watched it pour
And drown the only piece of me
Able to withstand a heart that I
Could ever afford
Those eyes, could swallow stars
And hold the galaxy
What hope did I ever have?
What hope did I ever have?
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3. |
The Paris Syndrome
04:05
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Breathe, take it in
The view that you sought for
Blind, dream again
The spark that you longed for
Is this the dream?
Our aspirations?
Is this the life?
Determination?
It's not the same
This place we're headed
It's not the way
We constructed it
Breathe, take it in
This view without colors
Blind, dream again
A sight so woeful
Is this the dream?
Our aspirations?
Is this the life?
Determination?
It's not the same
This place we're headed
It's not the way
We constructed it
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4. |
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Submerged in a black abyss
And my lungs are failing
This broken heart is pounding through my chest
And I feel so alive
Drown, time slows down
Drown, try to breathe somehow
Drown
I drown
I'm slowly drowning, deep below the surface
I'm so close to life, miles beneath the ocean
I can't breathe
I can't breathe
And in my dying breath
I have never felt more alive
I'm slowly drowning, deep below the surface
I'm so close to life, miles beneath the ocean
I'm slowly drowning
I'm slowly drowning
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5. |
Distance
02:33
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Intervals, of distant delusions
Where we never saw the signs
All was green, and picturesque
As we waited for the dawn
And then the sky turned black
And we could never go back
To the dreams we lived
The broken lives we had
We are caught in an undercurrent
Where we drown ourselves
Pretending that all is fine
That we are still alive
And then the sky turned black
And we could never go back
To the dreams we lived
The broken lives we had
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6. |
Kola Borehole
03:44
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Sinking
In the abyss of you
Where no light
Is piercing through
There are demons here
Inside of me
Inside of you
They crawl in the walls
Sorrowing
To lament the absence
Of caring
It's never too late to be
What you once might have been
It's never too late
There are demons here
Within us all
Do we designate
To let them fall?
Do we care at all?
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7. |
Oneirataxia
05:26
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Dreams
They seem to elude me
Life
It seems to escape me
And I don't know if this is something I can grasp
When I am defeated
And I don't know if I'm asleep
Cause it feels like I'm leaving
There's nothing here for me
There's nothing here for me
Sounds
Seems to depart me
Light
Seems to evade me
And I don't know if I am walking on glass
Or if my feets are bare
And I don't know if I am running
Or stuck in a stare
There's nothing here for me
There's nothing here for me
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Stig Erklev Norway
Just a guy from Norway making some metal! I also play bass for the black metal band Flukt. Drop a like on my Facebook
@Searchingthearchitect for the latest updates!
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