1. |
Rest In Peace
03:42
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You passed away
It’s all the same
Your time is up
I’m not ashamed
Because you were a ghost already
I know you felt the same about me
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2. |
Haze Valley
03:03
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Don’t blame me
It’s over now
I jump down
I’ll be there
Without you
I’m hollow
Just one step
And I’ll be there
There’s one place
I follow
To your
Haze Valley
There’s one place
I follow to
I'll join you,
I'am hurrying
There’s no one
Who'd seen me
When I’ve been
Waiting
With this ring
And roses
And then I
Took the phone
I can't stand waiting
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3. |
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Out here
I can barely see my breath
Surrounded
By jealousy and death
I can't be reached
I've only had one call
Dragged underneath
Seperate from you all
This time
I've lost my own return
In spite of
Everything I've learned
I hid my tracks
Spit out all my air
Slipped into cracks
Stripped of all my cares
I'm so tired
Sheep are counting me
No more struggle
No more energy
No more patient
You can write that down
It's all too crazy
I'm not sticking 'round
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Hopelake Perm, Russia
Sasha - guitar/vox
Zhenya - guitar/vox
Tima - guitar
Max - bass
Artem - drums
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