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Midnight Sun
01:02
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Unfortunate places attending to you
Why can't the eyes operate under pressure?
Is this the morning for you to come home?
The angels are dancing while you're all alone.
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Plexus Complex
07:25
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(Verse 1)
There's beauty in all things that come from the soul
that's clouding the oneness that we've seen before
Distinctions of all the minds of the world
collapse the eyes into a twilight zone
(Chorus)
Resonant Calls
Resonant Calls
(Verse 2)
Together we'll fall, together we'll rise
Experience now what lies behind those eyes
Depending on you, aren't we all?
Remotely connected to a waterfall
(Chorus)
Resonant Calls
Resonant Calls
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Xibalbia
07:30
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(Verse 1)
Awaken
from the incessant dreams
Terror striking
a vital point in mind
Don't touch the ground, child
Anti-Gravity
Anti-Gravity
Anti Gravity
Don't you dare touch me
Don't you dare touch me
(Verse 2)
Where's the home where you belong
Eerie presence grasping strong
Laughing faces of the mind
Passing by
The dry lands reach so far
The sky protects us from the star
Darkness creeping through the day
Blowing all the light away
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4. |
Fissure
09:00
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(Verse 1)
Throw into the face that pretends it has a legal smile
an object of malevolence that is masqueraded
Would you call it perfect?
Would you call it sane?
Does it groom you well when it often knows you'll stay away
(Verse 2)
Throw into the face that pretends it has a legal smile
an object of malevolence that is masqueraded
Would you call it perfect?
Would you call it sane?
Does it groom you well when it often knows you'll stay away?
(Verse 3)
Push your eyes in the direction that your childhood glisten
I see it ravening passed your home alone
Would you dance here on your own?
Would you suffer from this clone?
Is this another way to bypass your current friction?
I think it's time to reinforce your vision
(Verse 4)
Open a hole through the wall and into your Garden
Is this your home? This very strange Division?
Your feet have definitely seen it all
Contacting with ecstasy as it falls
Is this another way to bypass your current friction?
Another way to fall deep inside
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5. |
Remedy For Insomnia
06:07
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(Verse 1)
Slowly fall into the world that you rightly claim
That you rightly claim
The night time is your friend, you see.
More than me
Restore your mind and count the sheep
Welcome to paradise
Welcome to paradise
Is this the place of memory, or to redeem?
The shadow's come to open the way
He is your enemy
He is your enemy
Are you prepared for discovery, or will you retreat?
Slowly fall into the world that you rightly claim
That you rightly claim
The night time is your friend, you see.
More than me
(Verse 2)
The colors are a playful thing here in this pleasant dream
Here in this pleasant dream
I've seen you reaching out your heart to the unseen
Slowly fall into the world that you rightly claim
That you rightly claim
The night time is your friend, you see.
More than me
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Saturnia
09:17
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(Verse 1)
Defenses are equal
To the signs
and they sold
what was home
what was home
Censoring all my sacrifices
turning what was cold to
what's never cared for.
(Verse 2)
Into the core, I dare to fall
I'm feeling at ease.
Intoxicating myself
with the very air I breathe
A shadow casts beside me
and it's telling me to go.
I'm living in a photograph
that contains rhythm and flow
Deeper into the titled Heaven
I hurried and ran
I was born as a prisoner
and I'm dead as a free man
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Nova New York, New York
NYC Based Prog Rock Band. 2,000 Light Years in the making.
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Volume I
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