1. |
Fields of reality
02:59
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I got my head stuck
I am heading for self-destruct
It is all to much
Just need to get away
Above the fields of reality
Just want to say
whats on my mind
But then overnight
You dont have the time
Above the fields of reality
On our journey
to eternity
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2. |
Until the break of dawn
04:05
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These are my last days
here the flesh remain stale
These are my last days
watch it all fade away
These are my last days
everything begins to change
These are my last days
watch me fade away
I will follow you
until the break of dawn
These are my last days
these failing feelings will say it all
These are my last days
spitting blood against the wall
These are my last days
you know its time
These are my last days
I will leave without a sign
I will follow you
until the break of dawn
What brought that last reaction
I will never know
But I will follow you
until the break of dawn
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3. |
Complex
03:06
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The dreams they start to fade
with a sudden shudder inside
Unable to change our past
with a simple movement or rhyme
Insert
Delete
Step-Scale
Repeat
Now lets pretend
That your words are true
If you belive in them
I will too
Insert
Delete
Step-Scale
Repeat
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4. |
Fellow traveler
02:56
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Birth is not a beginning
Immortal are the souls of men
Our emotions departure into emptiness
Over and over again
You reveal to me
All that I need to know
By this time tomorrow
you’ll be gone
You reveal to me
All that I need to know
As this vast cancer
continue to grow
I was standing by the whistle stop
Understanding life spring from the dead
Maybe this city wasn’t big enough
For the both of us in the end
You reveal to me
All that I need to know
By this time tomorrow you’ll be gone
You reveal to me
All that I need to know
As this vast cancer continue to grow
Reincarnated in the asphalt
We return to the form of flesh
The buildings are a witness
Nothing more nothing less
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Communist Youth League Sweden
Synthpunk duo from Kiruna.
With
Oskar Lund-Mikko and Alex Päivät.
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