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Ganymede
02:50
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Trained eyes to the night sky
Tracking moving lights
Fashion your pattern into
Something that feels right
Closing the distance
Ain’t as easy as it seems
Each night that I see you
Just adds to your elusivity
Ganymede, Ganymede
Look at what you’ve instilled in me
I’ve been searching for
What I think could be found
If I hold the pendulum right
You’ll come swinging down town
Maybe it’s time for you
To see the rings on the other side
That way I won’t have to fight
The next time around
Ganymede, Ganymede
Look at what you’ve instilled in me
Ganymede, Ganymede
Look at what you’ve instilled in me
Ganymede, Ganymede
Look at what you’ve instilled in me
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Sevens
04:02
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Me and her standing in the rain
Oh my dear, how you have changed
She is bright
Contemplative
She is bright
Just learning how to live
Me and her standing in the dark
Oh my dear, won’t you open up
Manipulation
I’m someone you can count on
Manipulation
Just tell me what is wrong
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3. |
Ghoul
01:19
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I woke up too
And over you
A cold and reaching...
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