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2029
05:08
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Fire spread,
The lights aloft,
The firmament,
Crashing to meet an end.
That night above the earth.
I think I set it off,
I think I’m losing.
I think I set it off,
I think I’m losing.
Let Heaven reign.
Suffer your wounds,
Speak hate like you do,
Surrender the youth,
This is how we’ll meet our end.
That night above the earth,
That night above,
That one night.
Fire spread,
The lights aloft,
The firmament,
Crashing to meet an end.
I think I set it off,
I think I’m losing.
I think I set it off,
I think I’m losing.
Let Heaven reign.
Suffer your wounds,
Speak hate like you do,
Surrender the youth,
This is how we’ll meet our end.
That night above the earth,
That night above,
That one night.
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Pearlescent
03:49
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False god,
Parade,
A masquerade,
The words they live and die by.
If you try and save your life,
You die.
Wisdom.
Give me meaning, give me truth,
All of my days.
Grateful,
To see the wonder in the wild,
Every time I wake.
Illuminate,
Illuminate,
Illuminate.
Slow burn,
Flicker and fade.
Can you see benevolence?
Can you see it in your hands?
The wonder in the wild.
Illuminate,
Illuminate,
Illuminate.
Slow burn,
Flicker and fade.
Oh god, burn me out,
In the brightest way.
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