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The Traveller
04:28
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You're my devotion
My never ending affair
This revolution
Is tearing us all apart
When the morning sun rays fall on my face
I realize i have lived through the days
Of hunger, madness and solitude
I feel there's more coming this way
I am the traveller
I fight to keep moving on
I'm moving on
The traveller in me
Paradoxical universe
I'll travel through
The future is where we're all headed to
And I’ll take the first ride through
To see where it ends
To see where it'll start
I'm curious, I’m nervous
And steadily beats my heart
I am the traveller
I fight to keep moving on
I'm moving on
The traveller in me
Paradoxical universe
I'll travel through
The traveller in me
I am the traveller
I fight to keep moving on
I'm moving on
The traveller in me
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Think. Think.
04:13
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I've seen the future
It's dark, it's dirty
God is a suit-clad robot
And Mr. Cooper, he rules the world
From his diamond-studded mansion
So i ran
For my life, my freedom
What has they become
What are we becomng
In the middle of the night
She said it'll be alright
I slept in silence
No matter how much trust i put in her
She's only but a siren
Think think, comprehend
See to believe
(See to believe)
Imagine what if a friend
Turns into an enemy
(And stabs you down)
Consequences
Of letting go off senses
Stop thinking
Make amendments, be the king for once
Think think, comprehend
See to believe
(see to believe)
Imagine what if a friend
Turns into an enemy
(And stabs you down)
In the middle of the night
She said it'll be alright
I slept in silence
No matter how much trust i put in her
She's only but a siren
Think think, comprehend
See to believe
(see to believe)
Imagine what if a friend
Turns into an enemy
(And stabs you down)
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Nostalgia Afternoon
04:17
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Morning's here
Another day
Life is calling me from yesterday
Wake up
You got to run for miles
Until the sun goes down
Morning's here
And today
I'll live it my own way
So i say, just sail away
Into nostalgia afternoon
Feeling blank
A void inside
"Take a whiff!", he said
The surreal ride
Morning's here
And today
I'll live it my own way
So i say, just sail away
Into nostalgia afternoon
So i say, just fade away
Into nostalgia afternoon
(So i say.....)
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