1. |
End Of Tomorrow
05:17
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At the end of tomorrow,
they all fade out,
fade
we're suddenly forgotten,
we all blend in,
fade
Words that you say,
and what you do,
Echos down, cross the ages,
x3
Separate with faint outlines,
you realise, they’ve changed.
Shadow lay out of view,
waist of time, leave it all behind,
Just fade.
Words that you say and what you do,
Echos down,
across the ages
x4
echoes down x6
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2. |
Let The Air Burn Out
03:50
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Draw a different line,
feel the space unwind
Watch smoke re-appear,
holding back, the years go by
Breathing in and out,
through the haze,
Cast in dust,
and time replays
Let the colours bleed out.
Let the stars dye out.
Let the air burn out.
Let the sound ring out.
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3. |
We Were In Bloom
06:02
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We Were In Bloom
Turn your face,
towards the white
On the horizon, i see,
X to the unknown
Against the north wind,
find new life,
be the future i need
to the mountain,
to the distance,
to the sea, you'll follow me
to the mountain,
to the distance,
to the sea,
ill radiate ,
Bloom
we were in bloom
i'll lay my love, between the stars
to the mountain,
to the distance,
to the sea
Pour into me
we were in bloom
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4. |
Shadows
05:58
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You were attracted, you were drawn,
The fire, took you, through till dawn,
in a blink of an eye,
moving in and out of light,
tempted by the other side.
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5. |
Endless.
04:32
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Your on the rise,
For my beloved,
distant ground,
grabbed in both hands,
For my beloved
When the end seams so endless,
slow to begin
picking up in stop motion,
with no chance to win
I’m always losing, Faith
You’ll remember me,
x14
you’ll remember me,
in broken landscape,
you’ll remember me,
in a broken world.
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