1. |
sakura
01:23
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let me fall
let me drop
fall down to the ground
like a brown, dry withered leaf
step on the remains
a faint sound of cracking
continue on your way
leave me to decompose
into the ground where i won't see your face
where i won't feel your eyes on me
anymore
leave me to decompose
leave me
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2. |
haruka
00:19
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pressure builds...
solitary. i am alone.
need relief
so far away right now
until then, i am still here
destroy myself
before i feel the need
to hurt anyone else
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3. |
blue
02:09
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the night is blue.
...are we awake?
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4. |
light
00:38
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street lights stay bright
sleep is not real
blind to the sky
shining - shine in my eye
burning - burning so bright
a star will flash upon the surface of the earth
soon we all will sleep
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5. |
old friend
00:34
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skip the stone
into the wave
i go, unnoticed
on my back
float away
when i am gone
they will ask
"where did you go?"
...where did i go?
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6. |
forbid
00:51
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will we meet again in the other life?
i look forward to death
so we can share what we did
i look forward to death
so we can share what we did
on that night
it just can't be.
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7. |
sense
00:10
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what i hear
what i see
my heart beats
beats so quickly
tear it out,
rip my heart
out from my chest
give me rest
let me sleep
prove me wrong
and tell me it's okay
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8. |
good-bye
01:44
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nothing inside
and have we heard the sound of nothing?
and have we ever felt something inside?
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