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Terra Incognita
04:06
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Strangers in a strange land
Who hide their faces from the sky
Gothic Silhouette
Cuts the sky in half
Can't breathe at all
Were drowning in the rain
There's something in the air
its falling through our hands
All evaporate
then we're falling back to earth
floating down that hill
with all the others
We'll try to swim
if we can find a few who feel the same
There's something in the air
It's pushing us further down the stream
There's something in the air
and there is something missing..
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Once again the same old dream
I am running, running away
Once again that same old trap
waiting to hold me back from waking
something is standing over me
nothing I can see, breathing down my neck
Funny enough that over time
the face of evil has grown more teeth
Someone please wake me
I've had enough
Someone please bring me back to life
back to life
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Summary Execution
05:32
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Say we're not in limbo
We know it's not the same
See it away you stole it
Shanghaied to god knows where
Say we're not here
Say, no we're not here
Prisoner of a cold war
Dreaming of the great escape
Place your fingers on your lips
radiate your silent grace
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