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Sun Moon Lake
05:10
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Out of the blue
Once again, sail to me
I don’t have the heart
To be your deity
Sun moon lake wrapped up in gold
Beckons all her boats back home
A divinity I’m yet to seize
I only loved him because I wanted to be him
How does it feel to be seen ?
I only loved him because I wanted to be him
Let me taste that reality
Do me wrong once again
You think you know pain but then
You’ve never truly known anything
Out of the blue
Call me up, like a friend
I don’t have the heart
To ask or to pretend
Sun moon lake wrapped up in gold
Beckons me to come back home
A divinity unfurling in me
I only loved him because I wanted to be him
To know how it feels to be seen
I only loved him because I wanted to be him
To be a part of that reality
I arch my back like a bridge
And watch you carelessly drift
Into the sea
Beneath me
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Vessel
05:03
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I cut my hair short
I was losing who I was
I didn’t know her
I didn’t know her like I did before
I danced in silence
Drawing circles in my room
The winter left me confused
Comatose and blue
One lonely black haired girl she looked at me
One lonely black haired girl I knew that face from a different reality
How strange
Flesh vessel
This is not a dream
How strange
Flesh vessel
This is not a dream
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