1. |
Alive in the Unknown
05:44
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Into the infinite void
Without a sound
Under a torturous sun
Burning me down
I slowly sink in the waves
My shell erased
Desperate and grasping for life
I'm out of place
I am alive in the unknown
I feel so lost and all alone
She's breaking under the spell
It's taking its toll
Another paradise lost
Ransom a soul
I am alive in the unknown
I feel so lost and all alone
This war it is all so clear
This star with the face of fear
Hold on through the growing night
I know it'll be alright
I am alive in the unknown
I feel so lost and all alone
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2. |
Picture of Absence
03:06
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A lonely summer night
I fall into your eyes
With words you'll never hear
I wish that you were here
I love you, I miss you
I need you here with me
I love you, I miss you
I need you here with me
Nothing I can do
To be nearer to you
Nothing I can say
Take this pain away
I love you, I miss you
I need you here with me
I love you, I miss you
I need you here with me
My heart hates the absence
Please come home quickly
I love you, I miss you
I need you here with me
I love you, I miss you
I need you here with me
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3. |
On the Shore
08:18
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The rolling waves crash and fall
And draw me in
Forget the world, erase my mind
Abandon time
The light fades, the golden glow
Behind the endless tide
The frail sun fails to stay
But You are like the waves
I close my eyes like the day
And listen
The gentle brush on my soul
Soothe me slow
I throw my fear on the shore
To be washed away
Swallowed whole as I let go
For You remain
You are faithful like the
Waves crash to the shore
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