1. |
Ice
04:05
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Ice
So this is what it felt like
When it was me up on the hill.
You freeze just for a moment
As the silence keeps you still.
You'll never reach the woods, now,
There's nothing in my hand.
On this day, you thought that you'll run.
And they'll be here in minutes,
You saw me take the call.
The searching will be thorough-
Your pride against the wall.
But I don't want to drop you-
You just reach and take my hand.
On this day, they thought you would run.
On this day they thought....
And I could smash the ice
And I'd be falling through.
The water rushing up,
But without you.
I'm falling through, I'm falling through
I'm falling through, I'm falling.
I'm falling through, I'm falling through
I'm falling through,
If not for you.
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Monogramma
03:47
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Monogramma
Come stand at the edge
It's high but it's safe
I've come here for years
It's where I'll remain
This house in the sky
The ocean below
I won't let us fall
I see it for the first time
Clear for the first time
Chorus
So hold this song
Hold it with just one word
Hold it in monogramma, now.
The wind and the tide
The boats move away
And folding their wings,
The Hawks make the change.
(Break)
Zoe sends her song - it's her truth
A song from a new century.
Nothing is fixed in her heart
Make room for her voice in your street.
I'll stand by your side.
I don't fear the fall
We're here in this dream
Do you think it's the first time?
It's never the first time.
Chorus
So hold......(x2)
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3. |
Razuh Gul
04:09
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4. |
Completionism
04:23
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