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Stars Collapse
04:08
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Weightless sunrise fades
Focus
Giving in today
Great red spot above the sky
Feed the storm and watch it fade
Out to the stars
Living fire
Creatures with no eyes
Look back down
World is missing out
To survive
No tomorrow (Stars Collapse)
No tomorrow (Fall and die)
No tomorrow (Stars Collapse)
No tomorrow (Fall and die)
It's so cold in here (Stars Collapse)
There's no oxygen (Fall and die)
Nothing for return (Stars Collapse)
Gravity it hurts (Fall and die)
Don't believe in God (Stark black hum)
Don't believe in man (Fills the night)
Don't believe in reason (Lights of dust)
Don't believe in God (Stark black hum)
Don't believe in man (Fills the night)
Don't believe in reason (Lights of dust)
Don't believe in again
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Buried
04:04
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Keep falling
Can’t escape
Keep dreaming
There’s a fate
Measure light
Down with life
Never know
Devil’s eyes
Hearts that slow
Breathing fades
Broken thoughts
Beautiful mistake
Mistake
Mistake
Mistake
Mistake
Fearing
Bleeding
Forgiving
Waking up instead
Forgetting
Bury this kiss
Bury this kiss
Bury this
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