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Further To Sink
02:15
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On a sea of bad decisions
The waves are getting rough
But still the party moves on
Toward the harder stuff
As the wind picks up
Everybody's getting sick
And the captain screams aloud
"We're going down quick"
We're going down quick
So your friends fill the lifeboats
Your lover takes the rubber ring
The captain takes his own life
You say "I can't even swim"
And now it's down to the whale bones
At the bottom of everything
As the wind picks up
Everybody's on the brink
Neptune screams "hey my son"
"You've still got further to sink"
Still got further to sink
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2. |
Misunderstood
02:43
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I had to waive my right to call out your name
I gave it up but the habit's so far ingrained
I need a doctor to take a look under the hood
They say I'm crazy, I just say I'm misunderstood
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3. |
SDRAWKCAB
02:55
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4. |
Tear Us Asunder
02:12
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Break down the wall
All that is left's the fall
You know that it's true
Just me and you
You say that we'll amble through
Until our dying day
Take the lead, I'll try to follow
Although I just see misery everywhere
No way to care
We have been torn asunder
All the things that you told me
Was any of it true?
Take my heart, I'll try to fake it
Although I'd just be bluffing, under your stare
Why would you care?
Forget it all, why don't you take the lead
I'll try to follow
Seperation might make us more aware
That this affair, let's face it
We have been torn asunder
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5. |
2014
04:11
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Tomer Krail London, UK
Neofolk artist with a rembrandt complex. Currently self isolating in the fortress of solitude.
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