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A Way Away
04:42
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To move me you need to pull my anchor up to the surface.
Can you swim to the bottom?
To save this I keep taking the poison, to keep me here, it soothes me.
Maybe we could share.
I won't be moved.
Not now, down here.
Even if it kills me.
In this echo, It bangs my head against the table.
I don't want this and I shove my plate away.
In this relapse, It changed the current on your shoreline for the last time.
It was good to have known you.
In this poison, like oil fucking up a painting for amusement.
Like never finishing a movie.
You won't share yourself down here.
Even if it kills you.
(you won't stop breaking when our hearts were breaking.)
You just can't stop breaking.
We should have known what to think, for we'd thrown every stone at you.
Didn't it feel like sinking when we tied ourselves to you?
(When we became the stones that sank you.)
To move me you'll have to cut the anchor loose.
Separate it from my bones and being.
This relapse... You'll have to cut the anchor free and let me drift.
Away away to the horizon.
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Off Our Feet
05:15
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Ahhh
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To Float On and On
03:48
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Just let me be here. I promise I won't disturb your settings.
Just want to be here. I promise I'll be the one to wake you up.
You're somewhat a circus. Explore the unknown. Disturb the settings.
It won't disturb me. I promise I'll be the one to wake you up.
I had so many walls to build around us that it burned a hole in my conscience.
But I have to prove that I can make this happen for a way to progress.
Break this cycle little one.
You've awoken me.
Always here for you.
Always here for you.
Always here for you.
Always here for you.
And I've lost the words to describe this time here.
My purpose evolved and became this mantra.
Those hallways seemed endless before we met you.
To float on and on, so certain of everything.
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