1. |
I've been so far
04:36
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You're drifting now
But you never seem quite out
I can't be bothered to
Ever figure out
Always wonder if you're coming
Or if I've been chasing down
Everything that you have shown
That could ever clear the dark
Still the most unknown
Still never enough
I wanted to hold you
But you know I've been so far
I wanted to feel you
But you know I never lie
I never lie
I get so tired
Just thinking of it
Why should I care
About a shadow on the wall?
Lets drag it out
And leave it slowly dry
You know it takes four hands
To choke it till it dies
Never what I want
Fuck knows what I need
I wanted to hold you
But you know I've been so far
I wanted to feel you
But I know I never lie
I wanted to hold you
But I know I've been so far
I wanted to feel you
But you know I never lie
I never lie
I couldn't lie
I should've lied
I should've lied
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2. |
nostalgia
03:48
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Busco aquel lugar
Donde no pasa el tiempo
Nada viene y va
Todo es el mismo momento
Una lagrima
Me pone tan contento
Vuelvo a lamentar
Y a soñar en que sueño
Cuna y lapida
El único sosiego
Una salida
El dios al que venero
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3. |
Chaos and Order
04:59
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4. |
dreaming (Reprise)
02:12
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Zero Point Fool San Nicolás De Los Garza, Mexico
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