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Sacrifice
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Walking under
Evergreen trees
Sparkling shadow
Paralysis
Look at the slaves
Behind her tail
Following us
Into the deep
Take a deep breath
Watch your own steps
No one can save
You from yourself
Stretching your arms
Trying to reach
Hanging above
Eternity
Nothing ever looked so clear
I wonder where the shadows leave
Trying to find my own heart
But the light keeps burning out
My eyes
Nothing ever looked so clear
So clear when every shadow leaves
Faded out lanes
Filling the space
Bringing under the
Prehistoryc
Glowing green eyes
Keep them alive
Giving us faith n
Shine like the stars
Take a deep breath
Watch your own steps
No one can save
You from yourself
Stretching your arms
Trying to reach
Hanging above
Eternity
Nothing ever looked so clear
I wonder where the shadows leave
Trying to find my own heart
But the light keeps burning out
My eyes
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All the stars
Are dancing deep
Inside my mind
Hear the Mars
Calling you to
Hang around
Now your fears
Are left behind
The age of dawn
Fall into
This Interstellar
Neighborhood
There is nothing left
No one to forget
Open the third eye
See and realize
Far behind
The flaming meadow
Of the sun
Coyotes
Are searching
For the lonely ones
Burning grass
fuels the flame
of opression
Fall into
This Interstellar
Neighborhood
Changing now
This never ending
Conclusion
Open up
A more symphatic
Illusion
Uphill path
From the abyss
Of the Swamp
Fall into
This Interstellar
Neighborhood
There is nothing left
No one to forget
Open the third eye
See and realize
Yamada arrived
Dont look in her eyes
I can feel the blaze
Lonely Bastards Dream
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