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Eidtic Pastime
03:47
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Memories atrophy
feelings fade, psychically
souls bereave
Time may wander, an unborn path
are we expected to yield to the past?
Memories will deceive
future mind fantasies
lovers plead
Time may take from you
your future path
this life's so transient
we're to make it last
not to live in past
time will take us back
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I don't know you
03:50
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i don't know you
i might have to
i can feel you
like the ocean
i've been here before
i can't see you
i don't need to
if i feel you
in a vision
I've dreamt of before
i'm going to think about you
i'm going to face the truth
of how i feel about you
lust is all around you
a wicked passion play
thrived on my dismay
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3. |
Impermanence
02:13
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