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Dreaming
03:19
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I'm going to the dessert to find my devil
I'm going to the mountain to work my miracles
Are you still dreaming of me?
I will carry you on my broken back
We are particles of burning mass
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Kicking Skulls
04:09
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This past summer has been a war
Have you seen the world from another view before
Why this pain?
I'm sick of staring down these tanks
It's time to climb atop the highest mountain you could crawl
It's time to bleed the veins of adversaries, cut them all
There's no fear or shame in watching your golden heart
Rise to the finish
Kicking skulls around you
So it goes, so it goes, so it goes
That's what we know
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Season Away
03:22
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Short goodbyes, longest lines
I'll be hanging for you on your way back home
Enter everything
Enter anything
But this bed is still so cold
I could take a taste
I could have some space
But it's not the way I know
Long winded melodies
I am hanging for you in what we called home
I thought it was a weekend
Instead we have the seasons baby-o
i'll see you when you're home
i'll see you when you're home
It's the tightest space
It's a sweet embrace
It'll never love that long
There are winter days
Where my heads a haze
And I'm looking for it all
Long memories ride away
I am hanging for you on your way back home
I thought it was a weekend
Instead we have the seasons baby-o
I'm hanging for you home
I'm hanging for you home
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