1. |
Tyrants
04:20
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That's just the sand
Crawling through the windows
It will leave us nothing
Oh, through the haze
We lost our tracks
The secrecy
Preserved the last beliefs
There's an open cage
That once bound us
Onto the greenest land
But we just broke the borders
They say we're king and queen
But we shall turn
As long as we can swim
We're becoming tyrants
That's just the sand
Crawling through the windows
It will leave us nothing
Oh, through the haze
We lost our tracks
The secrecy
Preserved the last beliefs
So we're standing straight
In the drowning land
And with a crooked smile
We watch the final tide
Oh how are we supposed
To watch it all go down
Without a single trace
And bury all our parades
You slip another step away
As you're moving back in time
The circles that we used to walk
Now broke into a line
How we are suprised
To watch it all go down
How we are suprised
To watch it fall
That's just the sand
Crawling through the windows
It will leave us nothing
Left us with nothing
Oh, through the haze
We lost our tracks
The secrecy
Preserved the last beliefs
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2. |
Ascending
04:49
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How We Leave This Place Germany
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HWLTP was founded somewhere far from Salinas in 2021 by B.Farclas. He got company by some illustrious guests throughout the time and they started recording the miserable songs you find here.
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