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Alba Varden Is A Ship
03:04
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Darkness sets in
can't see no lights
i'm here with you
i'm here with you
You ask me why
the stars don't shine
i can't see through
i can't see you
I've always been lost
by the darkened streets of the city
you never quite understood
why I wouldn't go out at night
this orange light dome – distracting me
there is no guidance! there is no guidance!
How could you leave me in the void?
how could you just walk away?
This ship is obviously sinking
and can here people havin’ a party somewhere underneath me
i know every inch of the abandoned deck
and this place never really felt like home
but I'm feeling a bit more comfortable now
if only I could stop right here and take the salty air with me
let me sink in
Let me sink in - let me forget
where have you been - when I couldn't find my self?
What does it take to change this place?
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Range Of Motion
01:53
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If I can't sleep at night
it's mostly because of exams
or other rather trivial stuff
but palpitations are palpitations
they're still pretty terrible
i'd like to get rid of them
And when i'm tired of rolling over
i think about the things we might do
like watching old movies on mute
or maybe jumping into the firth
Mortality's unacceptable
when it's nearer the time we'll know
i'm afraid i can't let go
This asset – screw it, i won't let it go
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