1. |
The Mirage
03:12
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2. |
The Hill
02:00
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all my days going up this hill
i guess this is how Sisyphus would feel
jack had it better off chasing jill
except for his poor crown
the birdies flying all around his head
say good day what a thrill
is this all worth that pail of water
dogs chasing cars
barking at alarms
the wolves they howl
at that moon that sits so far
if i could
scream at everything
just as well
maybe i wouldnt feel so sick
instead like the dog bring home a stick
wagging that tail like this moment
is the best ever lived
well that hill dont seem so high after all
are we all just waiting for a God
skipping stones on a empty pond
grieve for the ones we lost
screaming out their songs
love is the way
a familiar face who can be
a saving grace never too far
i try not to feel so sick
as this world just collapses into a pit
all in all the flames will grow
but soothing rains will follow
and that hill dont seem so high after all
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3. |
House of Cards
02:58
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4. |
Hold Me Tight
04:58
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5. |
Paper Silhouette
03:33
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i cant shake this
i live in the stillness
im not a tree in the wind
i never have been
your eyes keep calling
your touch is haunting
youre not a prize to be won
your beauty is not a game
of fucking love
this is all a mess
cant focus on what is best
leave it to the gods
its hard to believe
in the sunrise or sunset
i haven't enjoyed one
my mind has been stuck on you
fucking love
just want to worship you
every curve and every breath
i swear ill sin for you
release the flames
please torch my soul
frame a paper silloette
the part of you i haven't met
ill stain it on my skin
forget everything but you
fucking love
please just torch my soul
though my ashes into a hole
and when that day comes
ill know its
fucking love
this fucking love it screams
makes me sweat beneath the sheets
this fucking love slices straight though my achilles
and down i go to my knees
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