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Another Bothered Sunrise
02:28
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One September morning
I awoke in distress
I'm still tossing and turning
With you on my mind
I'm stuck in another bothered sunrise
6AM and not a thing to do
I still don't know where you are
Just as long as you don't wanna go
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Runt
08:46
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Shattered knees
I can't run from your wrath
My aching feet
Won't get me away from you
A screen door exposes my intentions
To lacerate you, and leave you
In your blackened blood
Arthritic nerves
You're degrading my days
And you lay on your side
Mocking my weakness
I think you're catching on
To the fact that I need to rid you
Before I rid myself
Why are you smiling at me?
I cannot go back to sleep
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4. |
Two Wreaths
06:54
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We stood in an emerald field
With a great wind blowing east
I moor where I would recall
The final moment we shared
Until you betrayed me
You won't deny me
I am a deity, not a man
You carried such a smug grin
On your immaculate face
When you told me, in such a delicate tone
That I deserved nothing anymore
So I buried you
With two wreaths
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To Take You in My Arms
02:54
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Tell me if you start to feel
So I can keep away
If only for today
Because I do more than I feel
Isn't that unfair?
To take you in my arms
And love again
Isn't that unfair?
To take you in my arms
And leave again
Don't tell me when you fall in love
Because I'll be gone by then
I haven't seen my past mistakes
And you'll be, just lying there, broken
And I would dare
To take you in my arms
And love again
I would dare
To take you in my arms
And leave again
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Omega
09:38
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The expanded wings of consciousness
They take me on a ride
On this journey towards self-loathing
And you're not longer here
Gazing down
You try to understand
But you don't know
(I don't know)
The sound of your footsteps
They resonate through me
And you continue to stare
Within, just for now
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I Who Have Arrived in Heaven San Antonio, Texas
A collaboration between Christian Guzman (California), and Bradley Tiffin (Texas), crossing and fusing genres to bring the listener a unique experimental music experience.
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