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Home Again
04:45
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Where’s the time go?
When we last met
Our ways weren’t this set
Where’d my friends go?
It was such a long time ago
That we last knew
Time would hold our promises true…
The sky was so blue
Whether it’s me or you
That’s no longer true
So what should we do?
Should we just admit
We’ve both grown sick of it?
We must break free
of this revelry
past is fading
we are wading
in troubled waters
lambs to slaughter
gone too far now to
break free somehow
spent and weary
gray and teary
feeling forsaken in this
outcast nation
this endeavor
can’t last forever
roots of growing
now bonds of holding
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2. |
Reactivator
06:47
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3. |
All In
04:54
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Looking out, seeing free, feeling child’s intuition
Something far from me
Looking back, held in hand, what is there not to understand?
It’s all in me, every part free
Looking out, seeing free, feeling my own intuition
Something far from me
Looking back, held in hand what is there not to understand?
It's all in me, every part free
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4. |
Narcisisyphus
05:19
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When I first came here to rest my bones
My reflection was so beautiful I came to call it home
Seasons passed
then, at last
it was time to send you on
The wind
it will take you
but your choices will make you
I’ve done all that I can
Take care – as you approach the water
Don’t turn it into wine
Quench your thirst – but if you drink too deeply
You’ll be left behind
Then you'll know
which dreams have passed through the sieve of time
unchanged and which were slain
From a distance you can see – rocks set in motion – perpetually
each one heading to the sea
Grow strong in what remains
Make time to plant what was mine
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5. |
Resolute
07:05
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Let it go, how could they know
Take it slow, How would they know?
Consciously fearing me
slippery change in me, consciously
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6. |
Crowd Control
05:12
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