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Hive
03:50
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Bystander Apathy
08:16
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You have crossed the country, touched the sky
and you know, you reaped all what you sowed
Sometimes it goes right sometimes wrong, who decides?
No need no proof to prove your life
You can't see my eyes, deaf mute
Ember cracks are blazing
It drops down from fall
Bystander, why u staring
You have paid the price and there she goes
Nights were too high for you to fall
Sometimes it flow through, sometimes breaks, lucid glass
It just begins it's not the end
You can't see my eyes, deaf mute
Ember cracks are blazing
It drops down from fall
Bystander, why u staring
Bystander, you'll notice
The influence of the masses
Testify, you'll get it
The reader, now how you feel
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Dream with the Dreamer
05:26
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When stucking it behind, reminder one
Try to visualise
or the flowing one beyond now, remaining time
Catch the moment
Feel the breeze for a while on every wind blows
Get out of mold drawn out, you waiting for
For a long time
Reality's above all, keep in mind
Let the road flow
Relax your mind
Time to shine
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Midnight Zen
10:25
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From the basics fallen down,
Stripping ghouls, paralyzing self doubt
To the sea of lostness wafting
On the road of gleam, salvation from the plight
Everlasting travel begins on
Shadows of mind, you dive from eye to eye
Broken eyepiece, reflections out and bright
Crack one, ivy vining all around
Reclusion for the eye
Circus of confusion's best one of
the deepeset sleep on bed veenered in walnut
You got nowhere hide how small you are with
Illusion, lies, hand of mighty divine
Broken eyepiece, reflections out and bright
Crack one, ivy vining all around
Reclusion for the eye
Daydreaming breathing one
Delusion may roam (around) and fly
Infinite points and lines
In finite space and time
The boulder, enourmous
Push forward, forward
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Molly the Holy
06:07
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sunshine is arising on
shade of woods, to unknown
green eyes sparking make him flow in
vein and blood
The wing flap'n, soul alive
Passion is the reason why
She blinks eyes, bring home rain
Blended soul, no blend more
Free energy is real
Mountain walk over clouds
Beyond senses by her side
The blended breath show him how
Free energy is real
Both teeth around their neck
They came and got what they want
She blinks eyes and bring more rain
Blended soul, no blend more
Free energy is real
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Strider Ankara, Turkey
Was sprouted from relentless desolation of Moorland Ankara in 2017, Strider is a 5 piece Heavy Psych outlet. With an
emphasis on collective struggle, It is a manic depressive and highly expressive musical journey in Moorland whether we are not on the Moorland anymore or we are at the far-end of it.
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