1. |
Magic of Miracles
02:20
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Light up your eyes
the magic of miracles
love all the time
taking the endless toll
oooh, ooh
I called us fine
you called me an infidel
the sun rises high
with or without your bones
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2. |
Oh Monster, Amnesty
02:16
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Hello, blood moon
the castle in the gloom
the world is waiting
the candle light
the wax by its side
the wick has run overtime
oh monster, amnesty
I couldn't help it
running through the forest diseased
the world is quite broken
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3. |
Elemental
02:14
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Listen to the rain
I could say nothing to change
your mind
Here lies the page
the ink is down but
it will never dry
never dry
Simple life arranged
wind between the leaves
puts pressure on the branch
come light the way
with a flame weak to
the elemental wind
the wind
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4. |
On Bullied Bulls
01:39
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The matador swings
through red
its a miracle
a miracle
The crowd sings
their glorious names
of bullied bulls
so ridiculed
Down to one
to one until
its erased
paint his face
with blood
whats this?
an angel?
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5. |
Someone Gets Hurt
02:32
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Theres a knife
sparkling in the blue night
restored right
just a lack of
execution
the handle is fine
the grain is quite
elusive
balanced and tried
this tightrope has
some loose ends
take
me at my word
don't leave me
at my worst
don't cut me out
of your world
put
down that
awful blade
before someone gets
someone gets
hurt
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6. |
Rain In Your Dreams
02:03
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I'll forgive you
but only today
I'm the only one to
like your mistakes
miles of nature
turns into stoned
roads and buildings
with bricked legs
so many miles of mistakes
passing the lampposts
harnessing flame
the light is dim
it rather not be
oil drips to the muddy streets
the sleep becomes
the rain in your dreams
I'd love to see the rain in your dreams
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7. |
Last Life
02:24
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Never going to write anymore
never going to leave that door open
did you see
what i saw last night?
who was that riding in?
I'm never going to lie again
do you know
where they came from, over what hill?
It was glorious
the light rays told us so
how many injured
how many lives were lost
how many taken up?
how many took their own?
I can't imagine
how many mothers, now are not
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8. |
Maravilla
03:36
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So much for talking
through me
you placed the emperess
down before me
you
you
said, "good luck"
when I left the
future teller
I felt the same
but a shock of memory
your name
came to me
then face and eyes
shadows on eyelids
lips so bright
rouge on your dark
Skin
dresses in the wind
flowing around me
flamenco and sin
wine in bottles
red and yellow
bars in tow
Ohhh
And after
I took my ship home
I went as far as west
As I could go
I wasn't alone
I had a vision
I turned around
I saw her
Writhing
On the shore
I can't do this anymore
Until we hit land
Damn this eternal
Song in my head
Leading me into the rocks
And the sand
Nighttime descends
On maravilla
Ahhh
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9. |
Will You Wait For Me
02:15
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fire and teeth
sabers and lions
medals anon
horses and lawns
violins
down the ship
play us a song
to lead us home
will you wait for me
running through hills
careless children
we were falling down
explosions everywhere
in duress
intellect
arresting eyes
We're seen
Instead
will you wait for me
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