1. |
Brother
04:48
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You know you are my brother
I will always love you so
For this life I've suffered.
Please don't go.
Sat in groups and studied
For the changes soon to come.
I've always loved you.
Please don't go.
If you leave I'm all alone
I'm not as strong as you
I can't live on the outside.
Please don't go.
If you leave I'll never think of you
Don't look back I cannot stand
I've always loved you.
Please don't go.
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2. |
Years
04:30
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My years they are counted with misery each
The days just roll by like waves on a beach
Tell me my life will remain out of reach
And nothing means much to me.
I wait for the man from the Temple to call
My eyes see the moon and it makes me feel small
But Pain must be better than nothing at all
And nothing means much to me.
The voices now calling the time is soon near
White night has come turning love into fear
The taste may be bitter but my mind is clear
And nothing means much to me.
Friend
Father
Savior
God.
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3. |
Intermood
01:14
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4. |
It's Coming Down
05:25
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I have loved you
How much I've tried
They take our life
We lay down our lives.
I've lived for all
And I've died for all
It's coming down
Why don't we leave.
Let's get calm.
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5. |
Soon
02:55
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A man told me about a ship
They traveled for years across the void
And soon we leave.
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6. |
Closer
04:38
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There is a man who talks of life
I never knew this man before.
There is a life that walks with hope
I never knew this hope before.
There is a world waiting for me
I never knew this world before.
There is a song to be free
I never knew this song before.
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