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there are so many loose ends
we need clarity
i can't even see
with my eyes when you're in front of me
i don't know why
it always ends this way
but i can hope that tomorrow
will be a better day
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sagan's space ship
04:51
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clear as crystal
04:25
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distress signal
04:15
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humanoid
05:06
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Jodan da Barbarian
03:05
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desolate machine world
05:31
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I’m on a train towards the night.
I bought the rain and brought it back.
The city is calling me for more.
We’re savages hunting for truth.
All secrets rise up to the roof.
The city’s beat is the answer.
I feel your hunger in my back.
You’re delicious, I want you now.
I know your trace will always last.
I’m on the trail towards the light.
I’ve packed the pain and spat it out.
We are like dancers in the dark.
We’re numbers hiding in the Cloud.
Squares on our arms, lakes on the map.
Your city has so many names.
The city’s dancing around your bloody nails, out from the pain.
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spoonukem
I make noise and people think it's music.
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