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Vertigo
A spark in the wire
a chord from the choir.
The calm before the storm
Why would you worry,
falling only left you one direction to go.
Far away
Traveling with each
and every secret, I keep
the sunset shimmering.
A dark red sun,
an SOS with a hum
and there's no blaming anyone
While I'm in vertigo
Through the lucid window color fades.
Don't death adore this masquerade.
By now we know the end.
Should we do it all over again?
While I'm in vertigo
Never fittin no description
So spare me from you definitions
In my mind I've gone astray
I'm looking for the light of day.
Why so philosophical?
I'm psyched it's all illogical
Time of the season, time of day.
It don't matter anyway.
Through the lucid window color fades
Don't death adore this masquerade.
While I'm in vertigo
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The Dark Red Sun
03:27
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Grab onto my hand and run
somewhere far beyond the sun
where all we know, we feel,
and all we see is all that's real
Quick upon the silver path,
all who enter must turn back.
Broken, sky torn, stormy seas;
as countdown makes us all believe.
Ah! The dark red sun.
Ah! The dark red sun.
As daylight beckons you,
and water flows from the earth to the moon.
Within the skies the words are clear,
oh messenger, eternal sphere.
Ah! The dark red sun.
Ah! The dark red sun.
With every death defied,
there's more ahead than what's left behind.
Treasure all that you hold dear
the exodus is drawing near.
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Just Rats Racing
01:46
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Interlude
01:01
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Yoshi the Exile Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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