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[of]
01:22
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[delirium]
01:01
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The Eternity, The Tears
06:46
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[and]
00:54
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Homage To Nothingness
05:08
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[freedom]
00:48
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Springtime
04:12
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i don't know where i'm supposed to go
is there anyone listening
just the same way for another day
limiting myself in certainty
i know you'll find for granted
the dreams i led astray
certain feelings are never meant for you
but then they'll go away
i'll find that you'll go on
living disenchanted
the last time i spoke again
i think you'll see the end
never left to mend
have you ever thought about the magic in the air
and how it never seems to be seen by anyone
i thought of traces of this nothingness
and wondered where it will take me
something they call expensive
i know the symbol is true
to become something i don't drive
nothing left in my eyes
i'll find that you'll go on
living disenchanted
the last time i spoke again
i think you'll see the end
never left to mend
(full of life i come alive
in the dead of the night
i am breaking free for eternity)
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[?]
00:47
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