1. |
Temperance
04:00
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These truths are not
self evident
They hide
in each person
I could play the part so well
I could play the part
Must be some
balance between
the hermit and the fool
You could play the part so well
You could play the part
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2. |
Drizzle, pt. 1
02:14
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3. |
Word
03:47
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But don't take my word
I am trapped inside
someone else's might
and I don't know why
but I'll find it
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4. |
Moment
03:59
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5. |
Drizzle, pt. 2
03:20
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6. |
Thin Red Line
07:09
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Walking on a thin red line
My heart had hit the dust
at half past nine
The ghost won't have its way
It's taking liberties
without much say
I'll tell you what it says
Walking on a thin red line
My boots had hit the dust
at half past nine
My hands are open
I speak no rhymes of charm
and I hold no regret
I'll tell you what it says
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7. |
Home
04:43
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