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Well, tell me all the new signs I’ll never understand
Then tell me all the good inside that is buried underground
But if I hear your voice now, I quickly find the path
I follow you til I'm run down, so, where are you running now?
Well I can feel magnetic fields of puzzles, they are pulling me inside
And then you leave me by the roadside to unravel all your sounds
But I never get to see your eyes, I’ll burn before I can
I follow you til I'm run down, so, where are you running now?
Well I could hear the thunder coming loud, but it’s never close enough
And everyone around me seems to know all the dangers that will come
Yet I’ll always want to see your eyes, I just wasn’t brave enough
I follow you til I'm run down, so, where are you running now?
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Zephyr
04:13
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I heard your voice with tremble
when you called me with the news
and every word that I can say
will never comprehend
Suddenly the window
is closed before my eyes
but every face that we have met
will comfort my regrets
Desert sunset reminisce,
On eastbound zephyr, carry me
with two moons fading in the stream
and a thousand images
Woke up past Osceola,
with courage on my hands
Am I the hunter or the prey?
Or vulture I became
Wonder if the future
holds nothing but a dream
Is this the doubt I'm due to feel
or will it end in Spring?
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I Won't Be Long
03:38
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I pour the rain on your boots as you walk
You’ll never know what’s coming next in your road
You lost your way from yourself a thousand times
I watch you fail but let you learn from your mistakes
(But) Don’t waste time
(‘cause) I won’t be long
to take you home
You hide your core full of fears from your roots
They’ll never know how much you care for their trust
You kiss goodbye to the one that holds your spine
and deep inside you hope she knows you’d do the same
(So) Don’t waste time
(‘cause) I won’t be long
to take you home
Do you ever think of what you'll leave when you're gone?
What kind of man or sounds or thoughts you set in stone?
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Waves
03:15
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Once I built a tower tall and proud
Where I could watch them from above
See the flowers slowly turn to dust
But now it’s gone
I don’t care about the morning
While the dusk plays games on me
Never questioned what it feels to be
the one below
But I’ll always be the one who moves to find the signs
Covered in dust
And every sound I make reverberates but no one’s there
to catch the waves of emptiness
In the wake of your belief in me
Will I ever be the same?
There’s a fool that’s looking back at me
in every lake
There’s a land to be and it’s not here
Wish you’d come along with me
But I’ll be damned if you’re the one to lose
When I’m to win
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The Clan
03:21
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Have you ever seen the color of your mind?
Did you find it was very different to the rest?
Have you ever bore the hunger of those eyes?
Did you feel that kind of pain deep in your guts?
So please don’t shoot me down
If I don’t want to be a part of your plan
So please don’t tear me down
If I don’t want to be a part of your clan
Have you ever prayed for welfare to a god,
while you sat around there waiting for a chance?
Have you ever thought outside of your belief?
Find the freedom that no leader can give
So please don’t shoot me down
If I don’t want to be a part of your plan
So please don’t tear me down
If I don’t want to be a part of your clan
Have you ever struck a flower from the ground,
just to place it on a dead body’s land?
Have you ever hurt somebody with your lust,
disrespecting all the beauty of their trust?
So please don’t shoot me down
If I don’t want to be a part of your plan
So please don’t tear me down
If I don’t want to be a part of your clan
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