1. |
Anduin
05:05
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Throw away this stone,
Skip't across the river.
Take another bite,
Maybe this one will be better.
Soft shock thoughts,
Enjoyable slight discomfort.
Cool water down my spine,
Mild mind adventure.
Mirrored name rewinds mine,
I still want to close my eyes.
Comforted by the sight,
I still want to close my eyes.
Fourth letter heard my thoughts.
Fourth letter, tell me why I can't hear yours.
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2. |
Relative Distance
05:11
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Where is my Aurora Borealis?
Red wine, where is my chalice?
Wildflower, my light is warm.
Won't you bloom for me?
Or does she hold your keys?
I tapped your shoulder,
You're rolling over.
I tapped your shoulder,
in my head.
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3. |
Promises
04:07
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Promise, fool.
Promise to clip your wings,
and block your view.
I see through you.
I climbed that mountain,
Jaded vantage point.
The summit had no face,
it carries on.
I'll climb down,
alone.
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4. |
To Places Beyond
05:07
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Proceed
To the valley
Shaded by mountains behind.
I cannot see
through dust and tears.
Proceed.
The wind will carry my ashes.
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