1. |
Pilot
02:32
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2. |
Station
00:39
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3. |
Falling
07:37
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I'm floating
Drowning in the darkness
I'm frozen
Sweaty and disgusting
It's silent
The world's forgotten me
I'm useless
I broke my one promise
Exhausted
I'm ashamed of myself
Out of breath
I really hate myself
I need you
But you just left me here
Abandoned
I will still be waiting here
(This paranoia is my home.)
I'm falling
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4. |
Gradient
02:24
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5. |
Circa Sleep
05:44
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Come run away with me and join the circus
Leap of faith on a trampoline
With sunrise and moon-tides
The sandcastles we build
Are washed away with the wake of the winds of time
Hourglasses
Our glasses of perception
Embody contortion
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6. |
Morning Song
03:23
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7. |
Reentry
05:44
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Enter
Ember
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8. |
Polar
02:28
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9. |
Midnight Sun
09:16
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Midnight Sun
Always burns
Cold sweat forms
Down my cheek
Skin freezing
Lost in thought
Without dreams
Help me breathe
All things fade
Fade away
All things die
They decay
But not you
It never ends
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10. |
Lucid Ocean
01:44
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11. |
Lemons
09:05
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Stationary
On this stationary
Station
Stop!
Train of thought
Making all stops to nowhere
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12. |
As Symmetry
04:25
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