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Faces in the Sand
03:29
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The Falls
04:59
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Open sky,
Wonder why,
Tangled feeling,
Pass me by.
Feel what is real,
Watch her slip - broken heel, for real
Wonder why
She is fine.
High above the ground,
Where the sky demonstrates what it found.
Far removed from shore -
Cannot break underneath water roar.
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Reminiscence on Water
02:31
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Thirteen Years
04:48
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Way out beyond the cloves and silver troves all varnished well,
Yearly, they take and match unmake, and under a different spell,
Feel softly.
The Eve, when she cry, her tears do dry and formate upon the Earth.
But she, when in need, doth sew the seed of anxious and worry's worth.
Feel softly.
Dreaming in sleep, a soul to keep may vanish before the morn.
"No, don't know why!" the fools will cry, evading her scorching scorn.
Feel softly.
And here, in this wasted, washed-out feeling, I remain.
When the moon shines bright, you'll notice
Thoughts endearing, scars are clearing now.
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