1. |
The River
04:50
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in the River
i belong
like a mirror
night and day
i've been bigger yesterday
now i'm thinner
try to stay
like the River
in some way
i see you
i feel you
(i see you coming home)
now the River
intersects
like a sliver of a shiver
in your neck
in the winter
with the icicles indexed
but the River is not frozen
no, not yet
i am floating down the River
to the End of the World
when the River meets the bend
i'll be thankful that the River
doesn't end
i see you
i feel you
(i see you coming home)
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2. |
Where You Are
04:03
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where you are
in the Shadow Grounds
near the Western Wall
climb the Tower
so you can see it all
everything in this place
has grown apart
can't remember
what i had said before
i was talking to myself
lost my words
in the Woods with snow
on the trees and stars
looking up
it feels like i'm stuck below
underneath the surface of
where you are
waste away
my shadow's shrinking
split in two
into two and then into
now it's three
me and my shadow and not me
what a mess
pick myself off of the floor
i'm alone
but i feel
there is someone watching me
me and my shadow and not me
who it was
hide away where no one can see
read the dreams
(they wait in the skulls now)
where you are
i'm there
where you are
i'm free
where you are
run away
my shadow's grinning
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3. |
Encyclopedia Wand
01:43
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4. |
Asymptotes
03:07
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say i don't wanna go
come noon tomorrow i'll know
wait, i don't wanna know
living forever, i won't
time is inside the walls
this little piece of my mind
life is a little more
more than the limit of time
asymptotes
tracing the lines
see where you wanna go
ice on the windshield, debris
we are not driving home
no map for you or for me
blue and a lot of grey
snow will be coming today
who would even wanna say
water is rising okay
i'm okay
one more day
asymptotes
tracing the lines
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6. |
I Follow It Back Home
03:41
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keep away
they watch
they want, that's okay
that's fine
'cause now
we won't come apart
we're stuck
together, you and i
myself
and someone
that i once called myself
hear my voices
they're speaking
about the flowing water
it moves
it carries
i follow it back home
today
we'll go
take a step
and see
your footprints in the snow
alive
awake
and wondering, will i die?
before
i make
it back to where i was
you are
is something
that i can't ever know
but somehow i
remember
the way you looked that night
inside
the library
you told me about home
today
we'll go
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7. |
The Power Station
00:37
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8. |
Junction A/B
04:12
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turn it on
Junction A
turn it on
Junction B
turn it on
turn it offline, now
turn it on
control me, now
please tell me
i don't know who i am
please help me
my mind is in your hands
(i want to be your only plan
i want to be your favorite plan)
turn it on
Junction A
turn it on
Junction B
turn it on
turn it offline, now
turn it on
control me, now
i'm waiting
for my world to end
been waiting
but i don't wanna say it
(i want to be your last project
i want to be your worst object)
i don't want to
but i have been
(but i know)
turn it on
Junction A
turn it on
Junction B
turn it on
turn it offline, now
turn it on
control me
now i'm gone
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9. |
Take Me Now
02:39
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i wanna let it go
i wanna see it go
(take me now)
i wanna swim in it
i wanna live in it
i wanna feel it move
i wanna drift away
i wanna let myself
go wherever it takes me
i wanna wash away
all the things i've ever known
(take me now)
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