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I saw the sea
02:29
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I flex my... I flex my fuckin head
I think it's my choice
But I never realy care about
My life. Even if I understand that
I have no choice.
I forgot when I grow up
Always see the sea, even when I million miles
away - over the big mountain
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2. |
ultrablast (interlude)
00:16
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3. |
Hero
02:07
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Dear sister
you are my beautiful ratio legis
you've done one thing, you saved the world
for me, or at least a part of it
you've broken down the walls
and sacrificed it all...
all you had, you gave me all you had
My big sister
you are my beautiful ratio legis
you're my hero
you've done one thing
you gave me life
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4. |
The way I do it
01:46
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Walking on the streets, enjoying the emptyness
of this melting crowd. I like this cause I don't have to realize
I quit my job or they just dump me away so now I'mhere with no money.
Through this... cause this is the way when I waste my life
I'm wasting, I'm wasting my life away.
Falling back again to her hands I uselessly run away
when the end is just start
I quit my job or they just dump me away so now I have to seak my way
Through this... cause this is the way when I waste my life
I'm wasting, I'm wasting my life away.
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5. |
ultrablast 2 (interlude)
00:15
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6. |
Emil Kraeplin
02:05
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Can not see, can not predict through your invisible state
It's a hard bend left then a hard bend right, everything's gone gray
Mixed affective or non effective - dosen't matter anymore
Or at least this is what I heard from my mind
The body is getting weaker as your soul is melting to old
Paranoia sounds so rotund but it's not cliché anymore
Addicted self-mortification
This is my personal viciousi circle
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