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In Darkness
03:30
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Alone in the darkness I'm under the water, I swim to the coastline and watch as the ice-caps melt.
There's evil here, it's always night and you can't sleep a wink.
Now that the moon's out let's walk through the wet sand, let's follow the shoreline and watch as our footprints fade.
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Cause Relieve
03:14
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I drift to the cold side of the bed, where are you now?
Hypnotised by ceiling gazing.
I'm only brave when I'm running through what I'd say to you.
I'm only brave when I'm running through what I'd do to you.
The shadows creep around the room - the moonlight like a torch.
The minutes move; the neighbours clock makes ripples in the water.
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Still Lake
03:00
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By a slow lake they found a diamond bracelet, her fingerprints upon it.
Now I see her wading in the waters, porcelain and tortured.
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