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Serpent Speak
03:40
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2. |
The Vanishing Dove
03:03
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3. |
Medeina's Wolves
03:32
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4. |
The Heir of Indignation
04:02
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To believe that all the worthy fall from high
Wait to see my surprise
Heal, when morning comes
Serotinal waves that somehow I did miss
Count, wait, lies won't win
Won't you come reset this arms race
Now don't deny that you are happy
Won't you come reset this arms race
Turn all waves that somehow I did miss
Counterfactuals aside
Wait now, lies won't win
Won't you come reset this arms race
Don't deny that you are happy
Won't you come reset this arms
In the shadows of the meadows
In the corner of your eyes
When you suddenly, so suddenly
And soon remember why
That they're watching, and they're waiting,
In their vein hypocrisy
For the terrors that give birth
To my stubborn apathy
I'm the heir of indignation
But a cousin of the kind
A thousand Pyrrhic victories
Are all you'll have to leave behind.
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5. |
Edinburgh
02:56
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