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The Great Sea
04:31
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Ride the waves, save the town
Wake the wind, unveil the crown
Lift the sword, power found
Things were so simple
Bring the dark forces down
Let the old kingdom drown
Turn to stone underground
Life was so innocent
When the thoughts are flying
When the time is multiplying
And the world around us is dying
When my life is empty
When I feel like I just need to escape
I will return to the Great Sea
Raid the fort, chart the sea
Set the prisoners free
Save the ancient talking tree
Young and so full of hope
When I'm struggling to hold
When I just need some semblance of control
When things take their toll
I start at the Outset
And I sail to every island, every reef
I will return to the Great Sea
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Echo of You
03:25
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Sit alone in silence
Try to pass the time
All I see is violence
Circling through my mind
I fall into a black hole and I live in consternation
Every time I close my eyes I see you
I'm stuck in a nightmare that is of hell's own creation
And every time I listen I can hear the echo of you
Memories are blinding
Can't escape the fog
Maze of streets are winding
Chased by rabid dogs
I fall into a black hole and I live in consternation
Every time I close my eyes I see you
I'm stuck in a nightmare that is of hell's own creation
And every time I listen I can hear the echo of you
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