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Mist
02:35
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Don't push it down hill
Someone Could know
What we should have done
Taking those footsteps in
They going deep enough
But why can't we move on
This presence felt in my heart
Like a distant plain abyss
that's coming through the mist
Staring at my back
They seem to not care 'bout me
I still can feel them talk
Though i don't wanna see
Follow me in the dark
Our nights don't know 'bout lies
Your dreams melt in my Eyes
This presence felt in my heart
Like a distant plain abyss
that's coming through the mist
Staring at my back
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2. |
Square
03:32
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Is there something better
Than having no name
No love that could take us to
those places we've been
Secrecy to our desires
No expectations to fill
Slowly feeding poor fire
No burns to be healed
No failure when there's no succes
N' we so tired, so stressed
Freaking out while everything threads
So we stay, just stay
Secrecy to our desires
No expectations to fill
Slowly feeding poor fire
No burns to be healed
Is there something else besides me
Something else that feels real
More than just hard breathing stones
Something that tells me i'm not done
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3. |
Wind
03:34
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Time promises crows will start to
fall
one of these days
Now i've got my pockets full of clocks
and calendars.
On the eve of the miracle
Wind relieves
Must talk with that old man
before i let it go
Time goes by as white flowers tend to grow
over my steps
Never went back and now my spirit lyes on the grass.
Down the hill the distance
Felt within
Must talk with that old man
before i let it go
Reach those little white clouds
before he knocks the door.
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Zach Yuto D.F., Mexico
Roberto Corona A.K.A. Zach Yuto
Musician/Producer from México City.
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