1. |
Is There Any Time?
03:06
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Here inside
It's just a matter of time
Look at you in your stupor
Look at you in your stupor
Is there any time?
Here inside
It's just a matter of time
Look at you in your stupor
Look at me in my stupor
Is there any time?
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2. |
Kalabar
03:58
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I don't
Don't remember the day
I'm on
On my way to see you
I can't
Is this one too afraid?
I want
What is this I want to?
Oh
Moving under skylights
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3. |
Reign
03:10
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Is this how we feel?
Who am I to say?
Are we in the right?
Only when we know
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4. |
Garrison
03:35
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Is this alright?
Never really that time
I'll fall shining some light
I'll try making some space
Look down from where you stand
And signal honestly
Then I will let you in
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5. |
Fantasy
02:08
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Like a spiral comet
It brings us more
Pride
We can talk all night
And think about
How
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6. |
Gippa
03:10
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Moving sideways through the blue
Enchanted by a simple guise
Destination mezzanine
A familiar stop before you search the mine
Driving forces everywhere
It pays to be a little into haste
The tide recedes reel em in by hand
It overwhelms you but you can't describe it
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