1. |
Colorless
02:34
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Colorless, no name
Ah, the feeling
Welcome to the game
Of concealing
Shove it in the drawer
Ah, and it’s spilling
On the dirty floor
I’m not willing
To take it in the sun that
Everybody sees
To hear from everyone
Then what’s left of me?
Colorless, no name
I’m not feeling
Much of anything
Worth revealing
Just drag it in the sunlight
Everybody sees
Exposed for everyone
What’s left of me
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2. |
Dreaming Backwards
01:54
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Don’t tell me I’m wrong
I know this
Don’t turn off my song
I’ll notice
If you need me to burn
I’ll burn
If you need me to know
I’ll learn, I’ll learn
When did I start dreaming backwards?
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3. |
Midnight Eyes
01:30
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When my luck was good
Her voice was all I heard
Deep in my spine
This sound will set me right
Raw ghost, my choice
Inhale her blacked-out voice
Deep in my spine
This word will give me light
I rest within her sights
Her midnight eyes
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4. |
Cypress Sun
01:41
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Cypress sun
Bleeding on my skin
Taking claim
“Ooh, I knew you when.”
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5. |
Reunion 2023
02:26
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Heavy bad luck
Behind me
My shirt untucked
And I’m opened up
It seems that You
Will always find me
My feet are light
When we reunite
The sky suffused
A holy scarlet bruise
A cross is true
My name You always knew
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