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Of No Consequence
01:52
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Now that I have realized
that I need to find my form again
I can modify and redefine
To any end
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They'll say that we're lost amongst the giants
And they will never know that we have left them behind
To live on the ice and conquer the mountain
You're going to die here but I will survive
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3. |
Ocean Walker
04:59
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If you're never going to search yourself
Why be free?
If you're only going to play your part
Then why be here?
Just settle for middle
So easy to follow down the line
I could go and find a way into another place
But will I try to change my part?
Or live in photographs of what I could be?
Is it more than I'll ever know?
If time forgives me but I don't
Just drift in the oceanic tides
And know that it is all a lie
I could go and find a way into another place
But will I try to change my part?
Cause all in all is all I ever wanted
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4. |
Benthic Mountain
05:32
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Cavorite Malvern, Pennsylvania
Music for people who dance to this type of music.
From the Philadelphia suburbs.
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