1. |
Dissipate
03:48
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I wanted to vaporize
And slip through the crack beneath your door
But you became a heavy rain cloud
And I overstayed my welcome outside your home
Lately I've wanted to let go
Dissipate
I wanted to give you chills
But you brought no solace
I wanted to be the dew
That settled on your morning lawn
Or the mist you felt at the crack of dawn
But instead you ran
You turned your face
And I've never felt more out of place
Lately I've wanted to let go
Dissipate
I wanted to give you chills
But you brought no solace
Solace
Disappear
Evaporate
Dissipate
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2. |
Flicker
04:27
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You burn as a bright flame
But I am the wind and rain
Flickering
Wavering
No hope of ever sustaining
I watched you illuminate
But in the back of my mind I wanted the dark
No chance to retaliate
I sat back and watched you burn out
I watched you burn out
(And now you're just smoke)
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3. |
Sanctuary
02:02
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4. |
Vacancy
03:32
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I see the waves roll over vacant seas
Watching the water rise and fall
Stirring empty homes on the ocean floor
No souls to sit among the sand
Together in harmony
No hand to place atop my hand
For I am a vacant sea
None wish to dwell within my depths
Or dive beneath the cold snow caps
If I am the ocean you are drowning
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