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Medea, Argonaut
04:25
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bring the shade to your eyes
and hang the sun high
spirit of turpentine
appalling insides
i want to see you
i want to see you my love
your tiny whisper oh my god
but you're feeling so alive
you wanna go it alone
oh oh there she goes
sinking with the sun
sometimes you gotta let it go
oh oh vertigo
falling for someone
off to no one knows
faded dress don't be shy
my hand on your thigh
sun peeks through the blinds
you fade from my eyes
i want to see you
i want to see you my love
your trembling finger oh my god
be still memory
meet me lonely
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2.7k
04:13
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sun burnt skin peeling from my bones
like film reeling to the eternal ground
and it dissipates leaving just a cells escape
the pleasure of molecular change is real
mind games lying awake in my night
brain grey visions bleeding from my eyes
misleading me i'm drowning in the energy
i'm crossing a bridge but it's always falling apart
you were never mined for silver
i don't wanna die don't wanna stay right here
binary stars till the end
lets get away out into something pure
as air waiting to turn our breath into
a new point of view
cause i can't want to see it through
and i've been trying to reach you so long
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A5
05:44
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F L P
04:35
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