1. |
Burning Heart
07:20
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Perfection wanes
Until the thaw
Running down the hill
The frozen lake
Beckons me
Soothes the burning heart
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2. |
Melt The Snow Away
04:16
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You say you’re cold
I’ll melt the snow away
Will you burn on in my heart?
Or poison mind and body?
You say I’m weak
Cuz I fell too deep
You say you’re cold
I’ll melt the snow away
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3. |
Embryos
08:06
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Didn’t we deserve some measure of life?
You’re lying now but you’re probably right
Wrapping bone around metal
It’s getting toward night
Wrapped up in the embryos
Yeah, we’re through
I’m moving
I’m trying to feel
I’ll fail again -- that’s nothing new
You shot me down -- don’t think that’s due
Sharp edges around me
But that’s not you
Wrapped up in the embryos
Yeah, we’re through
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4. |
Towards The Light
06:20
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Moving towards the light
In a distant dream
It begins to slip away
Will we find our way?
Will we stay strong?
Or will we fall to pieces?
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