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Framework, pt. 1
03:07
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the framework's come undone
what have I become
the more obscure I am
the more secure I am
what have I become?
the framework's come undone
what have I become
the secure I am
the more disturbed I am
what have I become?
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2. |
Calling Me
03:46
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i've been staring at the sea
for a time too long
where do I go form here
how do I avoid the fear
of something unknown & new
something quite foreign & strange
a place where I am not alone
a place away from the wail & moan
of the sirens' tempting call
from up upon the jagged rocks
the death of many men in song
I have avoided for so long
I've been playing in the sand
for far too long
feeling it fill between my toes
feeling it grit my calloused woes
that I feel from my feet
to my troubled head
the truth is so hard to find
with their call in the back of my mind
for hope keeps calling me
with false promises of love & gain
some of it may be true
but I lost faith, when I lost you
I've been staring at the sea
for far too long
I know where I must go from here
Where to go and embrace my fear
follow hope's pleading call
to death & what may come
hope may fail me and die tonight
but, then nothing's ever young
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