1. |
Late Spring
04:50
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Fade away from my space
I won't get my life in order
But that feeling disappeared without a trace
I can't go against the current
i couldn't find hopes in myself
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2. |
Hole
04:30
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I found this way
Don't interfere with it
I fall to stay in this darkness, in this silence
I feel like shit everyday
Tell me all of your faults
Fuck your phrase "I'm worried about you"
I wanna disappear
I'm looking for a hole
To hide myself in deeply, and deeply
So that nobody can find me
I'm staying under your feet
In the meantime, I forgot my words
There is no one in here
Everything's dark and quiet
Time always passes so slowly
Forgive me
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3. |
Breeze
02:10
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I'm afraid to get older
My feeling is empty
I was bored
I'm afraid to find myself
If I could stay inside my head, never be like your dream
I feel the breeze just like a year ago
Let me know where the time has gone
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4. |
Poisoned Apple
02:14
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You'll never leave it without knowing what it is
You have fallen under the spell,
but you haven't noticed that yet
Ask for something to majic mirror,
In order to justify your presence
You'll never awake from your dream in the casket
Eating the red half
Because of that, you will die
This is true ending
You ask again in your dream,
"Who is the fairest one of all?"
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5. |
Diver
03:14
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I forgot about my sense
Because of the cover of pain
I just remembered it
But i was already gone
I'm on your hopes
(It was high enough )
Dive into the ground
(It was covered with blue)
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