1. |
Prince
05:12
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Fix your creation
You cast them away to the mess that you made
When we’re alone
You burden our minds with the jargon of men who hate
Why do we cry?
We live in a fantasy
Of endless light
And choices we thought we made
There’s hope for the sinners
The killers that maim, the titular priests ordained
Should waste away
Instead you trade pride and obedience to remain
Why should I stay
In heaven where love is skin deep?
I’d rather burn
In hell with no price to pay
And your prince is stoned
Even Judas was blind to see
That your prince is stoned
And you’re all alone
The weak will play God
But the pitiful segregate
Save me or don’t
You create who you want to survive
And those who won’t
Why are they even alive?
Why do you let those who hate in your name
Stand up and fight?
Then there are those who love with all of themselves
Who will not praise your name
They will burn
Leave me or don’t
Any would-be God is sleeping, soundly
I’d rather see those lights fade
Than see you awake
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2. |
Same Honor
02:59
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Same honor in the same place
I never asked for a single day away from you
I only asked for my space
When you got too close to my face with your face
And there's so much more than you bargained for
I've never seen you alone in a room with me
Without your eyes set on me
Same honor in the same place
I've got to make sure that my face is all right
I laid my head back to sleep
Hoping that when I'd wake, you'd be with me
Begging for all my things
Waiting for me to sleep
Because it's all I need for you to see
Same honor in the same place
I've never asked for a single day
I'm in the same place I've been wronged
I finally found my own suffering
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3. |
Kellandra
06:10
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Stopped by a laugh
Touched by your hand
I turn around, stilled by surprise
By your eyes
Blue as can be
They're crippling me
So I spit out some formalities and melt away
It's what you do to me
We took it to far
We're up until six in the morning
Trying to formulate just what to say
I'm losing my mind
I've never thought so much about anyone for all this time
It feels right
I don't know what to feel
All I know is that one thing's very clear
I'm not unhappy anymore
Every night
We find an excuse to trade our sleep for one last goodbye
It lasts all night
Maturity's calling my name and eternity's on my mind
But if you hold me like you do, I'll be all right
It's hard to believe it's true
But I'm facing facts, settling down, and it's all because of you
I'm not unhappy anymore
If you just hear me out
I've got a plan for myself
It involves you too
We'll get a real small house with a real small bed
And we'll talk every night and day
I can only imagine the love that we're feeling is eventually gonna double in size one day
And I can't wait
I'm okay, I'm all right
This time
I'm okay, I'm all right
For once in my life
I'm not unhappy anymore
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Steven Katona
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