1. |
Drifting Away
06:35
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Of all the fish in the sea
you're making a meal out of me
(we give each other what we need)
Put me to a test
swim or sink instead
How good is your best?
(feel it)
Drifting Away
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2. |
Epoch
04:21
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I know a place you can't see
you won't find when you weep
everyone comes and goes
The weather is fine
The grass is green
come outside, follow me
take the hand of a ghost
I know a way you can't seek
it's half life, half dream
everyone comes and goes
Where you find nothing
is what you're needing the most
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3. |
Tides
05:16
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Every breath is a wave I ride
on the way to a place inside my head
Forget the ebb, you miss the flow
with the ocean around, there's no place left to go
Life it goes, it flows around
born again to the sound of anything
I'm getting out of my head for good this time
I'll keep my eyes open wide
I'm getting out of my head (it's no good inside)
I'll keep my eyes fixed on the light
Life it goes, it flows around
born again to the sound of anything
Gotta get where the path no longer goes
Passing by all the things I've known
I feel the calmest cooling breeze
every breath is a way outside of me
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4. |
Falling Up
05:03
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See the petals pile up
flowers that have had enough
spending all your days in the shade
Grab your roots and pull them up
the world was made of greater stuff
don't settle for a grave
I know it can take so long
to see how we can grow and change
I know it can take so long
to see how it was worth the wait
Seasons never come or go
Spring hides underneath the snow
waiting for a warmer day
Summer steps on the foot of the fall
see the sun, feel the thaw
washing any winter away
I know it can take so long
to see how we can grow and change
I know it can take so long
to see how it was worth the wait
Climbing down
Falling up
throw your fear away
And you know
in your soul
it was worth the wait
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