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Sleepers
04:34
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let us slowly decay together in the train
rushing and rattling on tracks falling apart
leading into the certain, inevitable end
no responsibilities to bear, all intentions are sentenced to fail
fingers blindly pointing in diverting directions
ideologies conceived are the railroad sleepers
laid along are the tracks forged with hate
blood covered tracks without a destination
for us there will be no redemption
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Wolfgang
04:51
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blood brothers, in fear we bond
wilderness has made us bold
the strength in me is your energy
the wolfs way isn’t solitary
the individuals fate is the pack’s destiny
don’t seal, reveal
deep wounds will heal
leaving bonding scars
no matter how far we scatter, the pact remains the same
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Crevasse
03:54
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crawling into the opening
searching for a guiding stream
floating into the center of the confined entity
all the walls so perfectly enclosing
it’s the point of no return, the point of no progression
in the flickering fire of conscience
decisions are revealed with unbearable consequences
projected history, of all the failures
perceiving all the forms of fallen human nature
with all the force of regret
a crack will eventually burst
shading sunlight on what happened
acceptance is the crevasse
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Luna
05:28
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see the suns unconditional surrender
as it drags all down
all the burning fears, insecurities
let them burn in there colorful decline
giving way to the clear dark sky
see the animals play in the night
shining eyes are turning wild
obey one moon and dance away into the deepest lights
as the earth turns its back I cling on you
enchanting light of yours will always fill me up
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iddqdrecords Szombathely, Hungary
Record Label from Szombathely, Hungary.
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