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THE DEEP
04:39
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Drawing blood from out of me,
You passed on from out to sea...
With love in our hearts, I'm begging you please
It's about that time, I gotta leave
We're shutting down through out the centuries
what they used to believe, no longer has the best of me
You refused to receive, I'm still alive and I still grieve
Another day on the menu to sit around and chat with you....
You couldn't see the hidden bruise..
Everyone there had to choose their motivations and destinations
Now I'm here to receive, fighting uncertainty
Swimming through dreams, scraping modernity
Willing to bleed for some variety
Still I proceed through the deep
Through the deep...
Through the deep...
Through the deep...
Through the deep...
We're shutting down through out the centuries
What they used to believe, no longer has the best of me
Swimming through dreams, scraping modernity
Willing to bleed for some variety
Still I proceed through the deep
Through the deep...
Through the deep...
Through the deep...
Through the deep...
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GOODBYE YESTERDAY
04:25
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Goodbye yesterday, would you like to be there?
Nothing to do with me, just a broken mirror
On the floor in my mind, it fades there
On the floor in my mind, it plays there
It stays there
It stays there
Put you on a plane, somebody will be there
Suddenly I see, what was supposed to be here
On the floor in my mind, it fades there
On the floor in my mind, it plays there
It stays there
It stays there
Temporarily,
somewhere in between,
the enemy's right over there....
When it can't be seen,
on the other team,
and the dream can't be washed away....
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SHADOWS
04:24
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I can't close my eyes,
It won't work no more
To whom I could confide in, I found an unlocked door
Up there on the high wire, the things that you don't see....
In between the shouts and signs, the pain and fantasy
Take the dream off display
Shadows of yesterday
I'll take the last one on the floor
and take the next on by the horns.
When you can smell the freedom, from somewhere down the road...
and all the things that went and decomposed....(and you can't destroy anymore)
Please turn off the T.V., I'd rather hear that noise
See the feet and hear the screaming, sucked into the void
Take the dream off display
Shadows of yesterday
I'll take the last one on the floor
and take the next on by the horns.
Outside and undecided, waving from the shore, I tried but by design we can not fight the cure, over there on the other side there's hope and uncertainty, inside the doubts in your mind, the things you cannot see yet
the things you cannot see yet
the things you cannot see yet
the things you cannot see yet.....
Take the dream off display
Take the dream off display
Take the dream off display
Take the dream off display
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Those old eyes, can we see through them again?
Those goodbyes, wish it could have been the end...
Stuck in the exhibition, stuck with the television
The words I heard when the car was stopped and park, reaching out for that hand in the dark..
Stuck in the exhibition, stuck with the television..
alone in your own town and your nowhere to be found except maybe on the floor in my daydreams with those useless memories...
Who's flying high tonight?
Who's flying high?
Goldfish lies and the energy we spend, to keep those ties, bite my lip and play pretend...
Stuck in the exhibition, stuck with the television
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5. |
THE DEEP (INSTRUMENTAL)
04:39
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6. |
SHADOWS (INSTRUMENTAL)
04:24
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