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Visions of me
05:43
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How do I feel a little louder
Than the usual?
There's something missing
And it's silhouette haunts me
Take me in the afternoon
And leave me anywhere by the night
There's no concrete hollow in the surface
And I keep myself wondering where to find it
Perhaps the gap
between the visions of me
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Queen of Hearts
04:21
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Don't you cry for all the stolen hearts
that she used to care
just don't blame yourself
to begin with... its a shame
how can anyone be so stupid as i was?
and she: the queen of hearts
she's the living one, living one, living one, living one
pale as moon, hot as sun
Pale as moon, hot as sun
Pale as moon, hot as sun
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3. |
Dig it
04:56
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I'm thirst for my void
My hollow body filled with death
Taste this soil
Dig it up, dig it up
There's mud in this lack of sense
And i can't help myself
There's mud in this lack of sense.
And i can't help myself
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4. |
Head on Knee
04:21
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I'm out of my place
But I do not know where it is
And for some time I didn't wanted to think about it
But the moment asks me to speak
And I'm going to talk about horror.
The horror of steping with my feet
And seeing with my eyes
Head on
Head on
Head on knees
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An Internet Ghost São Paulo, Brazil
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