1. |
Angel
04:03
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Your eyes hot as fire
Burning me
Bright as blackest candles
Can’t you see
Don’t ask the stars or planets
What we mean
Just like a sacred scripture
I believe
Angel I see you falling
Cast down like the Morning Star
Angel I see you falling
Feel my love as you go down
Down
Your wings turn to ashes
In my hands
Curves of your body like a
Holy land
Spilling my blood onto the
Fiery sands
My sacrifice to you
Is at hand
Angel I see you falling
Cast down like the Morning Star
Angel I see you falling
Feel my love as you go down
Down
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2. |
Tonight
03:44
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Tonight
I pass into the glow
Of your ruby door
Tonight
Your winds we make me fly
Like never before
In a netherworld
Dead bones come alive
And start to sing
Of Everything
Everything that once was
Drowning in the sweetest floods
So secretly
There will be no burial
We are lost at sea
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3. |
Lara
04:55
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Brown eyes shine
Flashing secret smile
You wanted nothing
Except something
Lara you’re beautiful
Lara so beautiful
Did you know how beautiful
You were to me?
Your smile like sunlight
Shines through
A mystery
She’s now a dream
Could have once been
My everything
Your eyes
Looking at me with
Kindness
Sweeter than the desire
I couldn’t see
Lara, do you forgive me?
Lara you’re beautiful
Lara so beautiful
Did you know how beautiful
You were to me?
Your smile like sunlight
Shines through
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THE NINTH HEAVEN Shirdi, India
//CLOAKWAVE//
Darlings of the short-lived, mysticism-drenched Cloak wave scene in mid-80's Europe, the Ninth Heaven
continue to dodge Interpol aboard their inter-dimensional tourbus, the Ubelluris, crafting musical spells and conjuring the mists of fate in hopes of a majestic resurrection.
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