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Litost
07:26
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Nearer to me
Closer to you
Unheard, unseen
Beneath the trees
Full of silver moons and ripe unrest
Awake forever in our graves
Never we sleep
As estranged seers
In aisles of the deep
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Toska
11:48
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Found this life
In the water
In your brightened eyes
A feeling like this
Never to walk away
Never to stay
A moment in time
Fallen through lines
Drawn by you
Carved in flesh
None to join
Played in loops
This song of dusk
Of dying light, of living death
This song for the earth
Beneath your cold feet
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3. |
Empires
02:01
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Nothing will last
All is lost
In empires of dust I dwell
In flames of desire
For I am sin
For I am dark
Take me far away
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Raat Delhi, India
"There is a pleasure in the pathless woods,
There is a rapture on the lonely shore,
There is society where none intrudes,
By the deep sea, and music in its roar"
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