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Radiant Fates
02:21
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Go forward, falter. The rise is in the fall.
The journey has just begun.
The roads are winding.The nights are long.
The journey has just begun.
You say your name is The Hope Everlasting.
You say your name is Salvation with Consequence.
You say your name is Two Sides of the Story.
You say your name is Good Fortune and Good Luck.
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Opalescent
05:49
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I’ve designed it as the perfect replication of my mind.
It’s complex, refined, meant to capture only those who seek to find it and what is behind it.
The slight decline maps the ceiling up above us as the sky.
The steps lead up high to a wall of words I would not dare decipher.
We walked further and further into the dark.
My hands, they’re holding on tight, looking for light, guided by song through silent night.
Two worlds complete, they mark the marble centerpiece by memory.
One cold and bare, the other draped in green and mystery.
We walked further and further into the dark.
My hands, they’re holding on tight, looking for light, guided by song through silent night.
In opalescent shades and colors and in making sense of space and time.
Of globes and maps to track my plans, I know I’ll never understand just where to start.
It was the words I wrote in letters and the words I wished I said
They kept a heart that hid from many in the darkness of city until the end.
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The Longest Night
04:27
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I still have a heart, that much is true.
But it will take a long, long time to break for you.
Whether it will, or whether it wont.
Depends on whether I see you again.
I’ve seen them come and Ive seen them go
If seeing is believing; then I believe it all.
Whether I stay or whether I go, depends on whether I see you again.
This heavy heart, this broken soul can hold its own.
I can lie right to the liars, cut their bodies to the bone.
I get whatever I want and I won’t ever look back for you.
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Frederick the Victorious New York, New York
Just speak easy, speak your mind, take your time. The words you wait to say are always the best kind.
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