1. |
Wake
03:12
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2. |
El Rio
03:06
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Yo nado en el rio
Yo como de la fruta prohibida
Yo protego mi jardin
Y se que voy tras de mis lagrimas a la verdad
Tiempo solo
En busqueda siempre, para encontrar la verdad
Tiempo solo
Yo protego mi jardin
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I swim in the river
I eat the forbidden fruit
I protect my garden
And I know I'm going through my tears towards the truth
Time alone
Always looking to find the truth
Time alone
I protect my garden
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3. |
Endlessly
03:50
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sacrificial waste of time
found out you weren't mine
found out
the friends i had made alternate plans
and now I'm more alone - but in a pillowy way
nothing keeps me awake no more
no more fucking bellyaches
now I'm far from home
not that I ever really had one
never really need one
never really know anybody where I go
and I could be up high thousand miles in the sky
(my fears) they'd be waiting to pull me down
waiting to drag me down
pick me up
take me out
tell me where to go
don't miss out don't feel low
drink then wait for the afterglow
drink then wait for the afterglow
but in the morning
sometimes
I just want to lay there
Endlessly
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4. |
Believe
04:05
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the sun will rise even if you do not wake
the moon will light all the branches by the bank
and their leaves will fall
think of all the places that you've had to leave behind
always moving forward always looking for a sign
tell us what you found
at the corner of a cross and a cliff
what can I do?
they say that dreams are not the truth
they say that's true
crystallize the eyes of all who still know what they see
crystallize the hearts of all who still choose to believe
I'm still so far away
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Mr. Hymn Austin, Texas
***Mr. Hymn is the moniker for songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dominic Sena, out of Austin, TX***
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