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Goldenrod
03:29
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I hope for better days ahead, a bath in golden sunlight
We won't be here again and that's alright
You left without a trace, falling through my hands
I mend the ground for peace, naked here I stand
Lay down my bones again, I don't need to be free
You should be here with me
Tell me that it's alright
I'll wait up for the dawn, goldenrod-yellow-green
Hang, your hands on the wall, turning bleakly
Forget what I said about my love, my heart betraying
Fold my hands for the the fall
Tell me that it's alright
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Welcome Home
04:04
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Late Bloomer
03:35
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TOYO
03:18
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Would you recognize my face all these years after we looked upon love as mourners? Do I cross your mind?
The unreeling lines of fate, too many to capture, we reach across for another. Do you cross my mind?
When the water sings to me, I’ll drink it down with the flood you bring.
A new adorning flame will fold itself. Away the smoke and now I’m someone else. Remembered something once forgotten, taking off a crown.
Never hungry when the plate is full. Away and sheltered in my cynical. Thinking off you often, nameless in this crowd.
Light the pyre, I’m breaking through. Bend a flame, wind will carry you.
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