1. |
House of Morning
02:12
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2. |
In The Hollows
02:57
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i let you in
to a fight that i can't win
to a fight i never win
you broke your baby teeth
they're buried here with me
in the hollows
one thing led to one more
we were so close to the shore
i thought we'd landed
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3. |
Mise en Abyme
01:40
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4. |
Coming Down
04:47
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in the end
you can't pretend
the truth comes out
the truth comes out
friends will lie
the feeling dies
who's still around
who's with you now
you ride to hide
and then skip town
you've run aground
you've run aground
the ship will sink
the cup i drink
until i drown
until i drown
all these things we've been will pass
and only one thing will last
measure worth
and from your birth
what have you found
what have you found
your dreams grow pale
hopes will fail
the king you crowned
got shot down
and light like blood
bleeds from the sun
onto the ground
onto the ground
and when i'm on the ground
i hear your voice
i'm coming down
i'm coming down
all these things we've been will pass
and only one thing will last
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