1. |
Hindsight
04:07
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My eyes followed passing trains
I counted shooting stars so many times
The future is still unknown
But I’ll remember your face after forgetting my own
I’ve got thousand beautiful moments
Flawless stories that I made up
At the night time I open casket of memories
Make me feel sorrow and joy again
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2. |
Sad black banners
03:13
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Feel crowded in empty room
Followed by the rustle beside my back
Grateful for heaving heart
I’d rather go without
My sun doesn’t rise
Hidden under sad black banners
Even in afterlife
Solitude is what you give me
You come with every raindrop
Faint ghost of my dream
Abandon as always
I can feel you under my skin
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3. |
Lone lands
03:13
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Stranger’s name on the sand
Forgotten thoughts and forgotten songs
The delicate smell of light
Will you be there when I wake up?
I walk along the seashore
Cold hands and cracked lips
I’ll stay here for awhile
Maybe I’ll meet someone on this deserted coast
Fragile leaves like rusty bones
Shining gold uniform
Parting words stuck in my chest
The most quite and private place
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4. |
The great beauty
03:04
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It’s hard not to notice anguish
That fills everything wherever you are
It may not always been this way
So hard to recall and what’s the point
Light slowly dims
Living half asleep day by day
Without a trace
Beauty slips away though these palms
It may seems that nothing is real here
But you touch love that was once lost
And it starts again like the first time
It becomes clear that all was not in vain
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