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The Void
03:52
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Transient
03:20
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Frames
03:57
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So Far Gone
03:28
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I wonder what do you see in a world without discipline?
When everything you've been building in your life
You'll find there is no answer
Behold!
We're broken, we're not the same
We're wandering with no target
Preserve my words, incredible
Where is our pride when comes the downfall?
When everything we've been through
As the trust lies in you, is falling
I dare you to move
We're broken, we're not the same
We're wandering with no target
Please don't come and ask me why
We sink into this tide a hole within my soul
Forget that we were safe behind the door
We can't hide anymore
We're starting to understand
We are so far gone!
Stop everything
We're so far gone!
The sleep is over under a spell there is no pain
You say this is the end but my bleeding starts again
I wait here and no one will ever understand that fiction lies in you
When everything's gone I'll be thinking of you
I can think of yourself stand beside me stay
For everything we've been through now stay
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Only You
04:08
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Elysium
03:43
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Real
02:24
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Nile
04:49
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Enemy
03:18
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Back Home
04:11
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Grasp
03:56
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