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Creditor's Tears
04:09
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Lights of a town have the pulsation
Walls of a house have the memory
Boards of a road have the radiation
I am the last man and I feel free.
Free to be good, free to be bad
Free to be empty and free to be sad.
News are dead and I don't take offence
I'm just the last man.
Shop windows have the peace of mind
Fences of a garden have the time
Fields of a fever have the power
I am the last man and I try.
Try to be sure, try to be mad
Try to keep count of the days
I am just the last man.
I am no one but the last man.
Tears and wine, it's what I need.
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Silver Palace
03:42
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I love you, because you are you.
Dust and Bones on the avenue
Spilt and gone on the avenue
Lost and ground you to...
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In the context of barbarianism, meaningless sex meant we knew, internally, we had been focused and redirected; leaves and stones. And changes amongst the past within each year, there were neither remorseful hindrances nor priests. Each challenge became quickly underdeveloped and overestimated.
They want to analyse her
They need to understand her
Where is the global history ?
They want to determine her
They need to supervise her
Where is the global history ?
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Eden Of Spiritual Flesh
03:47
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Morning star, show me your eyes
The doom awaits
It shows me your face and heart
Show me your intentions
Show me what you hate
Show me that you’re just a show
You’re just a showman
You’re just a show
So, show me your show
Show the world that you are a show.
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Penultimate Fly
04:22
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