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Porcelain
03:24
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I still see the time
Devils were blue
We spoke in signs
And held inside clue
I still see the fail
Of just another dream
That was sent to jail
Again no happy mean
I can't remember
When I closed my eyes
All memories trembled
And turned into lies
I don't want to think
How it fell apart
Where was the brink?
Was I wrong from the start?
And I really feel
That something changed
There's such a chill
And weakness ranged
And I really feel
An irreparable loss
We're both still here
But you're a ghost
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2. |
Green Absinth
03:50
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Pouring upon wall with tears
Weak and feel ashamed
Won't rescue me old healers
Revelation turned me blamed
Hiding grief in the night
With heart so full of gravity
Coasting to illusory light
Brightening my tragedy
I didn't catch a moment
When blood got stained
Acid cocktail's rent
Of green absinth and pain
Travelling in split seconds
Tired and feel ashamed
Collecting thoughts by fractions
Achieving this in vain
Crawling hard to my hole
Long to run and vanish
Be surrounded by walls
Featureless, mute and so polish
I didn't catch a moment
When blood got stained
Acid cocktail's rent
Of green absinth and pain
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3. |
Emotional dust
03:57
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Building castles in the air
Creating illusions for myself
In the end it will be laid bare
Dreams are put on the shelf
My hopes and expectations
Won't be fully appreciated
Diluted with double senses
Never going to be solid
Odds and ends of the past
Will wreck but not create
Under emotional dust
So hard to keep straight
In retrospect I see nothing
That persisted and values now
Basis seemed so everlasting
Once suddenly flamed out
I was buried under ruins
And from this point of view
Gained in new sense doings
There was no particle of true
Odds and ends of the past
Will wreck but not create
Under emotional dust
So hard to keep straight
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