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Undone
02:57
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Heavy is the head that wears the crown
Thought you were safe
It’s bearing down
Where to go streets are lit with fire
All the pretty things you admire
When it all comes down
When it all comes down
Nothing in this world is undone
Bogged down by your own desire
To be the biggest thing
Man has seen
Got bit by your own snake why so hard
To see darling
We’re a slow study
When it all comes down
When it all comes down
Nothing in this world is undone
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2. |
Whither
04:02
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The lover soul, get this
Whither map the way to
Your shore
The thing if I, could learn to
Celebrate the goals for a
While
I felt your sun burning my eyes
And hear your voices fill the skies
Please speak to me oh Seventy
I beg only to see
My protocol, dig ditches
Piled against ourselves, wanting more
I think if I, could just appreciate them
Once in a while
I stood under your broad daylight
And hear your voices fill the skies
Please speak through me oh Seventy
I pray only to be
The water flows
Trace circles up my spine
To get to the core
-It’d be so nice if I could step out of its way
This time
I stood under your pale moonlight
To hear your voices fill the skies
Please speak through me oh Seventy
I pray just to believe
I stood under your pale moonlight
To hear your voices fill my eyes
Please speak through me oh Seventy
I pray just to believe
The lover's soul, get this
Whither map the way to
Your shore
The thing if I, could learn to
Celebrate the goals for a
While
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Voices
03:35
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You can’t kill my will to love and
Stay awake
Voices in my head
They tell me how to pray
Every single day
One footstep and the next
All inside your head
But I can rearrange
Underground
From your sound
I’m tempted to go
Preach to me
We’re family
I’m nervous to grow
What should be erased
Accepting our denial
All inside my head
But I can rearrange
Underground
Too much sound
You’re tempted to go
Agreeing
Concealing
Until you explode
Reprogramming states
One misstep then the next
Voices in my head
Keep telling me who to be
Underground
Crave your sound
I’m tempted to go
Find freedom
No secrets
I’m nervous to show
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Ransom
04:07
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Stoking the fire in you
Five daggers aimed at your throat
But you don’t let them know
Ticking clocks
They care not
For all the wars inside
Addictive minds
Without grace
No apologies
Save your faith
Save your face
One day they’ll pay the ransom
One day they’ll pay the ransom
One day we’ll pay the ransom
New days claw out of you
Rattling the cage in your throat
Hey now, you let them go
Cosmonauts
They care not
For all the wars inside
Forgive our minds
Without grace
No apologies
Save your faith
Save your face
Ransom
Save your faith
Save your face
Ransom
Seal your fate
Seal your fate
Seal your fate
Seal your fate
One day they’ll pay the ransom
One day they’ll pay the ransom
One day they’ll pay the ransom
One day they’ll pay the ransom
Seal your fate
Save your faith
Save your faith
Save your faith
Save your faith
Save your faith
Save your faith
Save your faith
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Divine Astronaut Los Angeles, California
Divine Astronaut are an electronic group featuring singer Livvy Holland and Producer/multi instrumentalist Moonhead. The duo describe their sound as night-time music that is downtempo alternative electronica with trip hop and industrial elements.
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