1. |
Intro/Brain
03:10
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Intro/Brain
choked to death
drowned, insensitive
filled up with mess
the order is ordered
the order is ordered
don't you want to leave this skin
get yourself a fur
maybe be a bee
see the world in new colors
fly away, and die in some blossom
don't you want to leave this skin
get yourself a fur
maybe be a bee
see the world in new colors
fly away, and die in some blossom
choked to death
drowned, insensitive
filled up with mess
the order is ordered
the order is ordered
don't you want to leave this skin
and get yourself some wings
be a lover
see the world in new colors
fly away and die in some bed
don't you want to leave this skin
and get yourself some wings
be a lover
see the world in new colors
fly away and die in some bed
choked to death
drowned, insensitive
filled up with mess
the order is ordered
the order is ordered
it's not my bed
it's not my boy
it's not my bass
you don't want to stay
take a look at my brain
don't you want to stay
take a look at my
take a look at my brain
do you want to stay
take a look at my brain
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2. |
Daylight
03:55
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Daylight
Can't wait to see the daylight
Scared to be alone in my mind
When the scene exhales
Hold me tight
And the stunning breath of the night
Can't blow me away
Insane
When my voice
Is the only sound around
Make me carefree
Give me your fears
To deal with
I burn mine
In the sunlight
Give me all the words you know
Give me all your words
Can't wait to see the stars
And the flashlights
They show me your face in the dark
When a song reaches my core
Show me what my dear ones
Are for
Make me carefree
Keep on dancing with me
And the stunning first ray
Of the day
Won't blow me away
Give me all the words you know
Give me all your words
In my language
Im my
Keep on dancing
Keep on
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3. |
How to walk
03:40
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How to walk
creature sealed, set it free
officer dressed up, noone trusts police
fragments in my feet, blood on the concrete
how to walk, how to walk
how to walk and go on
in our scrawl find the intruder
without undercoat, the lines blurr
we need healing, after all still bleeding
how to walk, how to walk
how to walk and go on
how to walk in a war
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4. |
Hideout
05:35
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Hideout
take my heart in your hand
tell me you love me
wherever i go
whatever i do
whatever i say
take my heart in your hand
make me happy
you do it for me
the years fall off as i beg you to take me
home
i find my own hideout now
don`t tell me i can
wherever i go
whatever i do
whatever i say
i can`t find my own hideout now
make me happy
you do it for me
the years fall off as i beg you to take me
home
i stay and wait for the day
when home starts to grow
sheltered by my ribs
far away from you
the years fall off as i beg you to take me
home
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5. |
OC
03:54
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O C
You're so scared i could lose my mind
I'm so scared we mean what we say
Fuck rationality, fuck all emotions
I go insane
You go into the sea
That's where we meet
Oh, see, i'm here to wash my brain
Willing, but can i change
Useless nervous tissue
Lets me down every time i miss you
Fuck rationalitiy, fuck al emotions
I go insane
You go into the sea
That's where we meet
Oh, see, i'm here to wash my brain
Willing, but can i change
We fear every new moon
Will you find my hand again
This time
We fear every full moon
Dazzled
This time
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