1. |
Exhalation
04:22
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do you feel my love
do you feel the sun
on everything
on everyone
do you feel my love
do you feel the sun
on everything
on everyone
do you feel my love
can you feel my love
do you feel the love
can you feel the love
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2. |
You Are No Matter
04:24
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oh its you again
my friend
or so you say
you talk a lot
about the spots
you’ve been there
and where are you going
to cast your rays
no emphasis
no better bliss
than silence
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3. |
Hearts
04:12
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i can’t believe
what i am hearing
what i am fearing
now
unlock my heart
unwind my mind
what might i find
now
its all made up
just like i was thinking
its all burned down
just as i was
feeling it out
i can’t believe
what i am hearing
what i am fearing
now
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4. |
You Will Always Be Alone
04:08
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the snow is white
the snow is white
i’d like to go outside again
i wish i may
i wish i might
find the magic
take the magic
grab the magic
and i know you wanna go outside
but i know you wanna come back in
and i know you wanna go outside
but i know you wanna come back in
the snow is white
the white is snow
i’d like to go inside again
i wish i may
i wish i might
find the magic
take the magic
grab the magic
and i know you wanna go outside
but i know you wanna come back inside
can you see
what i mean
the snow is white
the white is snow
come on jump in
we will start to swim
the snow is white
the white is snow
and i know you wanna go outside
but i know you wanna come back in
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