1. |
Ephemera
04:21
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2. |
Ginted + Talefted
03:05
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3. |
We Are…
00:45
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4. |
…The Line of Fire
04:25
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5. |
Hopeless Nostalgia
03:50
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6. |
An Ideal Captive
04:08
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7. |
Always Connected
02:55
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8. |
Connected Always
01:52
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9. |
Radio Silence
05:35
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It's morning where you are.
Light shines under the door.
It's unlocked for the ambulance.
You call me from the floor
saying thanks for all you've done -
The numbers and the leaflets.
I hate to keep you sleepless.
We can rest easy now.
Fragility, the stillness risen around us
in this radio silence
as I reach to the distance…
Wait til i'm beside you,
though I still can't decide
if holding on is cruel
and letting go is kind.
Another ultimatum
every single night.
Is it fear or devotion
that keeps me keeping you alive?
Futility, this illness risen around us,
in this radio silence.
as I reach to the distance…
what does it take? what did you take?
I'm still here
breathing dead air into your lungs
in this radio silence.
You disappear from the distance.
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