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SIN
04:50
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Reckon yourself dead to sin
But alive to god in christ
Oh Father, please forgive me
For i am about to sin
Oh God... i feel so alive
Oh God
Is it that shameful for you to mention
What people do in secret
Oh Father, please forgive me
For what i'm about to do
Oh God... i feel so alive
Oh God
For all fall short of this so called glory
We've been baptized in fear
Oh God, i feel so relieved
Oh God
The churches are empty
But my eyes are opened, opened wide
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She used to be there
Inside my life, inside my dreams
She coloured passion with fear
In diamond dusk her demons came
I am no longer the same
When i stare into her eyes
I feel nothing
She seems so suprised
As my feet run cold to the toe
Ice cold
You move on, or so i’m told...
Ice cold, white as snow
You move on, or so i’m told...
In diamond dusk my demons stayed.
It’s no longer sane
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CHROME
03:19
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The youngest daughter in a family of three
Was experiencing panic, anxiety
They took it away, they took it from me, was all she screamed
So that people could hear
And late at night, when the moon shines high
And leaves rattle through the autumn sky
She sits by her bed, seemingly dead
Asking questions about her unborn child
Within the first sight of pregnancy
The father fled silently
Broken and cold, she stood by the door
Asking where he went
And now, she just wants to die...
Unable to smile, she used to carry a child
But now she’s carrying a gun
Her mind is at an other place
I missed all of her calls
There is no heaven to go to
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EASTER HEART
05:34
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When i die i’ll keep my spirit.
When i die i’ll keep my spirit strong.
I WANNA DIE
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