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Low Tide
04:27
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You call, I arise
From the tide
You know, it's time
Am I gonna wait for love, it's a long a shot
Am I gonna wait for love, fill this hole in my heart
You touch me
I'm alive
Carry me in white, cover my eyes
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Ayapaneco
04:07
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The one who shares your skin
Is the one you call your enemy
Will you speak to me friend?
When nothing calls you in
I will lead you my friend
To where you need to be
Aya, Aya, Ayapaneco !
Aya, Aya, Ayapaneco !
The one you can't explain
The one who loves the pain in you
If you touch me I'll possess
The poison taking you
But heady with your kiss
And I will go with you
Aya, Aya, Ayapaneco !
Aya, Aya, Ayapaneco !
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Silence
03:48
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Though I may be gone
You wait for me
Like a love that I lost
Do I hear you longing me?
Come back new again
O like a colour, I almost forgot and now all i do is grin
Come back new again
O like a lover, I stretch on a cloud that welcomes me in
That's where i began
O heavy heart, a votive true
The beating dark, silence on you
Lover apart, you, watch me come anew
Though I may be wrong
Today has seemed like a stone I can toss along,
Now will you stop longing?
O heavy heart, memento mori
The beating dark, sing it back to me
Lover apart, you, watch me come anew
O like a colour, I almost forgot and now all i do is grin
Come back new again
O like a lover, I stretch on a cloud that welcomes me in
That's where i began
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Amygdala
03:11
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