1. |
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breathe deep, hold on, this won't last long
beneath this sea of stars and dreams
i am home
moonlit bare trees, snowfall, cold breeze
warm lips, weak knees, we glow brightly
beneath this sea of stars and dreams
i am home
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2. |
to be what we are
03:33
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this is here we are
trapped between these bars
wrapped in fleshy sheets
walking talking meats
what else can we be
in this frequent sea?
i'm planting every seed
to teach me everything
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3. |
slowly leaking light
03:12
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4. |
for now
03:28
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2 and 3 are 1
5 shapes form the son
daughters waters deep
plays the game for keeps
but there is so much more
we can't see
but must believe
all these words we dream
keep us trapped between
what we are for now
and what we'll someday be
sow your seeds of trust
you will see
what i mean
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5. |
we are free
03:15
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all these notes are you
glistening brilliance through
what there is to be
being we are free
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