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Edge of the Void
08:36
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Face down in the river and wait for a wave
Vibing through heartbeats in motionless rave
The edge of the void
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BAO
10:02
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The sight of the endless plains recalls that the way of the energies are unbound
so hold back all the rage that forthcome and wait until it tames your thoughts
scorned imagery of mankind transferred to sustain
(the) translucent wall of dreamlike hopes to recreate
mindful concept of existance and to link how to separate
the individuals own world from the world of all inmates
Silent breaks, crashing sounds pulling us awake the feel of loss digging trenches to set apart
Thoughts ideas of what not done burdering the acts of ones
bones marrow blood and cells sending message to the source
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Flood
07:36
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The strike has come as a remedy this coming flood will swipe all heredity so its time to grow your gills
This space all around us is a threshold to beat and regain these obstacles are pressing the spirit to live
Flood of moonless nights birth of darkened skies
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The strings are seem to connect all around like disfigured cobwebs above
but the lines crossing through the points to make us travel and then go on
Like mushroom roots that joining beneath in the soil
The scheme how this maze is forming the structured design the woven cells feeding through alien lives
The way how the mold grows
This darkened flora of specieslacking the light creating the web primer parasite
The way how the mold grows
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Ransom
07:21
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(instrumental)
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LanternI Budapest, Hungary
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