1. |
Happy birthday
03:14
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This decision will take me
to an imminent danger
no one's willing to help me
fear was never the problem
Now I'm here and I can't wake up
this song's coming to an end
signals pointing everywhere
but I know where to go
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2. |
Rubicone
02:59
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What's wrong tonight?
the winter's not over
I'm trying to find
the answer is out there
and I'm all alone...
I don't want to spend my life alone
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3. |
Guayedra
03:59
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What if the planets were always aligned?
There's no room for mistakes
perfection will burn our lives
Who will survive?
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