1. |
Down
02:05
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Take me
Further than I've ever seen.
Now, now, now, now
Down, down, down, down
You've seen
Every single side of me.
Now, now, now, now,
Down, down, down, down
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2. |
Flower Fields
01:33
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3. |
Jellyfish
02:39
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Take me to the ocean water
We can get lost together
The jellyfish will find us
Their bioluminescence will guide us
Lets ride the waves together
Jellyfish and us forever
Darkness will bring out light
We can be alone tonight
Life is such a waste these days
We spend our time behind desks
We can't seem to be happy
and are possessed by money
So take me to the ocean water
Jellyfish will guide us further
We can see the stars at night
It's about time we both feel alright
So take me to the ocean water
Lets go to the ocean.
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4. |
Memories
00:42
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5. |
Outis
02:10
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There's monsters in my head
They won't be put to bed
It's all my fault
I had control of it all
The spiders on the wall
Their webs consuming all
I'm getting dizzy now
It's a little too much
The floor I touch
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6. |
Shelf
01:32
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Put me on a shelf,
Somewhere you look very often.
Keep me up your sleeve,
people might ask about it.
On a tight leash,
I can't get loose now can I?
Gone are all the things
I have ever felt about it
Now it's here to stay
On a bedside table waiting
Oh, you go.
You come and go through me lately.
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7. |
Garden Walls
02:37
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Puddles and shoes
Come with me if you choose
Within the garden's walls
A place that holds us all.
Birds make homes in trees.
We make homes out of these.
I try, I try
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NatCat Orange, California
Though we talk of many things,
intentions fully thought through,
Interpretations twist and change it
into something new.
22, Orange County, CA
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