1. |
Dividing Line
07:13
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Verse: 1
Would you call this hour
An exercise of my desire?
So stock my head with your mired
Thoughts and your blooming strength
Or cowardice fear.
Chorus:
Burning circuital love
Impersonates, emanates,
An ardor in your broken little arteries
Of lust. (Of substance)
Verse 2:
A steady flow of time
Between our dividing line.
Ceramic figurines and candle light
Show our zealous history
Or how we spent our lives.
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2. |
Damage
05:19
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Verse 1:
Hard to tell
Right from wrong
In this case
It was me to blame
Cursing your name
In the dead day
It was written
Across my crown of light
Chorus:
Like a fire
In an empty room,
You are damaged
I can't repair you.
Verse 2:
Silhouettes
Of ash and dust
Trapped in a
Concrete prison alone.
Outro:
Damage.
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3. |
Abyss
03:42
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Verse:
I spent my day
In a dark room
Reading war stories.
With my frozen hands
I cross out words
That make me feel
Anything beyond
What I know.
I'm still just a fragile abyss.
Chorus 1:
Rain hits behind the blinds
And Suddenly I seemed the same.
Chorus 2:
Flowers around the edges,
A strangely joyful thought
For a little book
Filled with death and pain
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4. |
Temperament
04:58
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Verse 1:
So I try
Moments have passed me so fast, I lied.
Torments my bones, breaks my smile
Take this shallow wish
Feed it to your
Temperament
The cold seeps through nothing
But my blue skin
Chorus:
Turning inside
Measuring skies
Spinning tides
Beneath your guise.
Levels and lines
Map out your life
Ignoring the time
Destroyed in your prime.
Verse 2:
The fog in your memory
Fights with the sun.
Cast this shadow
A clone of the heart.
So I try,
Moments have passed me so fast, I lied.
Torments my bones, breaks my smile
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