1. |
The Hidden Book of Never
03:56
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2. |
Never Dared To Dream
03:34
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Lost and so alone
Trapped within the only place I’ve known
Never even thought to scream
Although I hear the faint lullaby of their calls
Never ever dared to dream
Of what truly lies beyond these living walls
Lost and so alone
Leave me be
Let me sleep
Within my
Ignorance
Lost and so alone
Trapped within the only place my home
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3. |
Nibiru
04:22
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4. |
Cydonia
03:11
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5. |
The Machine God
03:35
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Why do you feel the need for more than this?
Why do you turn you back on what exists?
This is it, this is all there is
You are missing the point of why we are here
Just wasting your time and living in fear
This is it, this is all there is
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6. |
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Reasons distant why you disappeared,
to walk a new road from all things here
Pick up pieces that you leave behind,
like a trip to nothings all they'll find
The seas feel your dismay of your days
Written letters that will never reach
(I never knew you were so low)
To your home again you'll never see
(Your own choice now but even so)
Reasons distant for you fade away
(I could be wrong, hope that I am)
Like a memory, another day
The seas feel your dismay of your days
Written letters that will never reach, your home again you'll never see
Reasons distant for you fade away
like a memory another day
The seas feel your dismay of your days
You turn away
To the lost and the alone
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7. |
The Deepest Sorrow
03:30
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Why do we defend their lies?
Don’t you see the evil in their eyes?
Because they don't care for you
And they don’t have a prayer for you
How can it be this way
I don't recall the cold call of vengeance
Not in our name that turn away
From the speaker of nothing
Today
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