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In Tongues
03:54
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forever saying everything
but never saying nothin
these words flow eternal
but do they ever say something
forced to listen
but never hearing nothin
these words flow eternal
but they never say something
losing language
speaking in tongues
through sacred lore
lose the language
the shapes of sounds
tell us more
in Babylon
As ancient tongues
Forced to make meaning
In digital cuneiform
Circles and lines
Birth a world into being
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Never Ran Dry
02:48
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for longest time
i felt your presence
like a knife
so i
did my best to spill out all my blood for you
but it never ran dry
no i
never ran dry
for the longest time i felt your presence like a knife
so i
did my best to keep my hope from you
but it never ran dry
no i
never ran dry
for the longest time i felt your presence like a knife
so i
did my best to keep my love from pouring out for you
but it never ran dry
no i
never ran dry
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Crystalized
03:04
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Crystallized
Forces pulled into motion
Incantations release new energy
Although I
May seem paralyzed in moments
Beneath the surface water rushes unseen
And it is known
Or as known as anything can be
That we are nothing more than crystallized energy
And in the potential
Lies the potential in me
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To get out
To beyond the echoes of this empire
You’d have to blast yourself right off this planet’s face
But still you might find
Her flag planted on a distant rock
That's moves the water that surrounds us
And pulls our hearts every which way
And in time
We might find a rising tide seems to have raised all ships
But the retreating waters will reveal
The battered hulls of all we’ve crushed along the way
And at times
You might find your mind seems know exactly what you should do
But as moon moves the water that surrounds us
Your heart will pull you every which way
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