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Silience
03:46
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2. |
Lachesism
03:40
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Olēka
02:48
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Trust me now
hunker down, higher ground
Decay the crown
Down for the count
before this mess of
matches burns it all
Seconds to fall
when i am just a failure
Here's an axe to grind
backwater navigator
Can you feel it now?
Can you feel it?
Ah, don't bother at all
Stand strong for entropy
besmirch the tapestry
So what is it going to be?
When you race to the bottom of all things
What's it gonna be?
Stand strong, swan song
Diminish great expectations
We can't hold on
Disband the anticipation
Doomsday fantasies upon the holy spirit
comfort in the coming end of all
The value added misery on our existence
crumbles to a halt
When you race to the bottom of all things
What's it gonna be?
Come and light it up
We're falling like feathers
We're falling for dumb luck
A very smart man once said
there is a major rift
between the human nature
to search for meaning
and existence itself and all that it entails
But greatness never did stem from despair
it stems from facing the absurd
each and every day
To revolt against it
to turn it into freedom
to capture it, mold it
to own it
It is said that there is no fate
that cannot be overcome by contempt
but it is also said that in the end
you will not go quietly into the night
but rage against the dying of the light
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La Gaudière
03:43
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5. |
Olēka (Instrumental)
02:49
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