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Voices
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2. |
Other Side
04:37
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Clip my angel's wings
To ensure loss of grace
You'll still forget my name
Cast me down
From above what lies below
Finally feeling safe
I am who I am without you
Announce my full embodiment of flame
With the warmest of embers
We all don't see on the other side
Holding our heads up to the sky
We all don't see on the other side
On the other side
On the other side
Shards of broken glass
Resemble such a perfect image
Of self-preservation
Free my mind
From the angst in my heart
Until the seams tear apart
You are who you are without me
Announce your full embodiment of flame
With the coldest of embers
We all don't see on the other side
Holding our heads up to the sky
We all don't see on the other side
On the other side
On the other side
Re-spawn my end over and over again
Like a broken record,
I'll watch as the days become sewn together
We all don't see on the other side
Holding our heads up to the sky
We all don't see on the other side
On the other side
On the other side
We all don't see on the other side
Holding our heads up to the sky
We all don't see on the other side
On the other side
On the other side
Re-spawn my end over and over again
Like a broken record,
I'll watch as the days become sewn together
Re-spawn my end over and over again
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3. |
Euphoria
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4. |
Hiatus
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5. |
Due Time
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6. |
Reconnect
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7. |
Lumens
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8. |
Memories
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