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Atlas
05:06
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Would you tell I am stronger if I walked out to the water
The tides they rise and fall so slowly as I watch the earth below me
Makes me dizzy makes me wonder how to always face the thunder
Catch the darkness in the moment
I will not be running
I open my eyes to the wonders of what I couldn’t see
And I open my wide eyes and look to the lighthouse in front of me
I open my eyes to the hunger of what I want to be
Now I walked out to the water can you see that I am stronger
Felt the earth dissolve me as I watch the tides grow slowly
Do you always face the thunder when you’re dizzy when you wonder
Catch the darkness in the moment
Sometimes I’ll be running
I open my eyes to the wonders of what I couldn’t see
And I open my wide eyes and look to the lighthouse in front of me
I open my eyes to the hunger of what I want to be
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Lately
04:37
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Am I dreaming or is this how it’s got to be
Feels so long now that I keep repeating all of my old ways
Lately I’ve been dreaming heavy throughout the day
And I know now what it’s like drifting between reality
Live a long long life
Trying to find my way through in a world gone mad
I don’t wait and I don’t wanna
Live a long long life
Trying to find my way through in a world gone mad
It’s all I can do
I breathe deeply
A state in which time is a distant memory
Around me images pass
A strong mysterious presence of the past
Into the world across the landscape
By the river of the desert the sky would change shape
My arms were spreading
Long enough to embrace the change within me
And to walk in my own pace
Out of the city
Into another Story
Emerge from a stream like a silence of a dream
And now I’m walking through the ruins that I already know
And with eyes closed I continue to grow
I continue to grow
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Let's Go For A Walk
01:33
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11 Days
04:05
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Cheap Diesel take us along
In crystal ships on the ways to Rome
No one here speaks English but we’ve got 10 shows
Playing empty venues that nobody knows
Drinking moonlit water from a bottle
Never thought that it would be so gobble
Gobble smobble smackedi bobble
Bibedi babedi boop
I’m gonna eat some soup
The lights go down
In other worlds fairies crowned
And tricksters rolling up and down
We were gone
Not too long
Crossing roads for 11 days
A coffee Cup
We’re out of luck
Emotion runs in 11 ways
Cold nights open roads of morning
Cold morning open nights of dawning
Jingle Jangle the cosmo is turning
And we’ve been going through some times of learning
It’s hazy it’s mazy it’s hard to know
In these hazy waves of shaky shwaves
And all of the days will come and then go
Just like a rhythm I never recall
(I don’t know what I’m talking about but that’s ok)
A gazing room
A witches broom
Come and go in 11 ways
And by the sea
We stopped for tea
Crossing roads for 11 days
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Personal Song
05:28
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I didn’t know you were the one who would ever put stones in my way
And now I’m writing this song cause I’ve got something to say
Yeah my mind is so tired
Yet I know that I’m thinking clearly right now
And my days are so wired
Yet I know that I keep them sorted right now
And my eyes are so tired
Yet I can see that there’s no use for these names
And my mind is so tired
Why do you keep on playing these games?
I didn’t know I didn’t I didn’t know..
I didn’t know you were the one
You were the one
Putting stones in my way
Why’d you do that
Well that was pretty uncool
Not cool at all
But it just might be OK
Hmmm maybe you’re right
Turned out the best anyway
It’s true what you say
Well isn’t life kind of weird
It’s pretty damn weird
We’re all just floating through space
Yeah what the shmaushmau
Maybe we’re all just cucumbers (crunchy crunch)
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Dreamt Up Moment
01:11
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Bloom
04:12
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Saw the Moon
Silver Moon
Fallen Moon
In the darkest night I see your wounds
Cuts in my conscious mind to always bloom
Where to go
How to know
Now speak to me you know that I see you
Tell me words that will me make me feel you
The locks on my windows are nothing but self-doubt
Oh father please don’t shout
For my heart is healing and my lungs are breathing
Marks on my skin never leaving
My thoughts go racing my mind is chasing
Got this invisible feeling that nothing has meaning
And even though some patterns might heal in time
I’m walking through it moving along the line
Moving along the line
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Kim's Fairy Memory
01:09
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Omens
05:13
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Would you tell I am stronger if I walked out to the water
The tides they rise and fall so slowly as I watch the earth below me
Makes me dizzy makes me wonder how to always face the thunder
Catch the darkness in the moment
I will not be running
I open my eyes to the wonders of what I couldn’t see
And I open my wide eyes and look to the lighthouse in front of me
I open my eyes to the hunger of what I want to be
Now I walked out to the water can you see that I am stronger
Felt the earth dissolve me as I watch the tides grow slowly
Do you always face the thunder when you’re dizzy when you wonder
Catch the darkness in the moment
Sometimes I’ll be running
I open my eyes to the wonders of what I couldn’t see
And I open my wide eyes and look to the lighthouse in front of me
I open my eyes to the hunger of what I want to be
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