1. |
Death
05:31
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It places perfect flaws to the foreground,
So sneaky and fair.
It talks to the giant problems,
It’s unreal to repair.
How can you be sure that you will live to see the evening?
Constant malfunction,
Critical and irreversable.
So weak conjunction.
Unmeasurable.
Unmeasurable.
Unmeasurable.
It doesn’t care about the borders.
So fair and corrupt.
It’s gently waiting around the corner.
So sudden and untouched.
Small steps to absolute freedom.
Raze to the ground my future home.
So we get rid of the chains.
Because it doesn’t matter at all.
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2. |
Heat Stroke
04:02
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Contemplate.
Flower in bloom
May turn gloom.
Still worth to look.
All the pain it took.
and much more it will
Worth to watch still.
It feels so unreal.
My hands are bogged down in the sands.
My head is melting on it's alpine place.
Help me.
It feels like a roller coaster.
But we do enjoy the living.
But we have all the freedom.
Flower in bloom
May turn gloom.
Still worth to look.
All the pain it took.
and much more it will
Worth to watch still.
It feels so unreal.
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Grand Fishing Opera Dagestan Republic, Russia
2016 - 2019
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