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This World Is Ours
03:10
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this world is ours
rolling along all these stars
over and over until
there's no more space to fill
this world is ending
wearing out like old box springs
used up and thrown away
death, death
ask me again in 10 years
if I'm still alive
achim will teach you
that it's ok to measure and annotate life
what is the cost of being?
some see art
tell stories of life and make light
make fires and drink wine
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Heart Aches
03:09
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start making sense of warning signs
electricity blooms inside
muscles tighten
lines across your face highlight
sharp pain sent from from my brain
is a sign
the first one i learned
heart aches, longing for moments of peace
alone with you
heart aches, never without 'em now
start making sense of
science
is it all that closely linked?
my grandad believes all that
i see it, in my own way
sharp pain sent from from my brain
is a sign
the first one i learned
heart aches, longing for moments of peace
alone with you
heart aches, never without 'em now
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