1. |
good morning
01:53
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2. |
dementia
03:20
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again, again
the moment i lost you
dementia's a theatrical disease
what's your name?
it's always the same
you stare out the window
when i leave
my father made a promise
and tied up to his earnesty
sank like a weight
into the sea
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3. |
viktorya
03:34
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viktorya
i'll give you a pat on the back now
i see how you act now
viktorya
spilling the wine from your glass at
whatever you laugh at
what i can't digest
knowing I treated you best
you toyed with my silence
viktorya
the cult turned you into a fraction
tell me what happened
you always said
to dream is a cowardly action
if everyone's acting
i know you're depressed
i don't think any less of you
as my lover of all
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4. |
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5. |
i see it bad this time
02:54
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i made a mistake again
but you were never mine
i stayed again
i should have stayed behind
i tell it like i see it
and i see it bad this time
i tell it like i see it
and i see it bad this time
i'm sorry i waited, friend
to let you put it right
with yourself
you think that you're still mine
i tell it like i see it
and i see it bad this time
i tell it like i see it
and i see it bad this time
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6. |
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i don't want to play anymore
i don't want to play anymore
i don't want to paint myself
i don't want to make you melt
sometimes we wait
we wait all along for
we wait
all along
let me down
pay me mind
let me down
pay me mind
i don't want to play anymore
i don't want to play anymore
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7. |
lastly
02:57
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blind heart
dead in the water
we've made
too much mess
kind heart
dead on arrival
back home
from the west
stumbling
back of the forest
dead man
by the brook
my heart
blood of an autumn
ascend
with the sea
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