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Winter
01:25
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I am growing cold
I've got this ache in my bones
I feel I've lost all hope
I am growing cold
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Amethyst
03:31
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Misplaced
04:05
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I'd Rather Not
00:58
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5. |
Feel Anything
03:11
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6. |
No Room
02:35
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Cultivation
Fake fears and a lack of trust
Is it bad i want to change things
It's not the few the proud
But we the people
Is it wrong i want to do better
Joined together for the greater good
Don't force me to repeat
You're crippling but i won't
Suffer your defeat
There's too much hate
And i'll see peace before we leave
I'm over all of this negativity
afraid to show compassion
You're lacking empathy
Brain washed
Double think
I know i don't stand alone
But i damn sure think for myself
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Luna
03:05
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