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Baggage
04:05
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Bring your carry on baggage
More weight than you can bare
Lift it up, doesn't matter
Stow it away, I do not care
Now, to pose a question
Is this our connection?
Shades down, pressure builds
Look back, but do not fear
Mask, your sleep, hold on tight
Canvas dreams, draw you near
Now, to pose a question
Is this our connection?
Bring your carry on baggage
Weight, that I can bare.
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Follow
02:26
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Wherever you'll go, I'll follow
A truth not easy to swallow
Through these clouds I'm falling
Discovering life's true calling
Climb, up here with me
Tread, carefully
This moment's lost to the sea
Where are we even going?
Carry on, without knowing
Hearts at the ready
keep your hands steady.
Sail away with me
Smile, cordially
This moment's lost to the sea
Wait now, just bide your time
A subtle breath, it could be mine
Look out, you'll find me there
Another tale, ready to share
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3. |
Don't Make a Sound
03:27
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Darling, don't make a sound
these walls are coming down
and if, these walls had eyes
they'd help you to realize
mistakes, made each day
they'd guide you, on your way
to what you seek,
not found amongst, the meek
Now you, can't change 'em
nor modestly arrange them
Why'd you even try?
Lover, it will be
an evening for you and me
Companions, for a night
forever to be our plight
Wanting, but the same
instead, living a cursed game
Connecting, at the midnight hour
the moment's lost, it's power
Now you, can't change 'em
nor modestly arrange them
Why'd you even try?
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4. |
Fool's Paradise
01:25
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5. |
Nylon Improv
02:26
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