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Only Sometimes
03:09
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Eyes widened to see everything, moving slowly in reflection. Empty spaces and long stares. I see nothing; you’re not there. I’m losing feeling with every word I waste. Question everything while trying to fill the space. Can you hear me? Are you listening? Only sometimes.
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Daisy
02:28
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Why'd you never seem to try? Stopped growing towards the sky, it's cloudy all the time. Lack of constant light has robbed you of your will to fight - a flower facing endless blight and nothing seems alright. Maybe what you wanted isn't what you had. It's hard to say this knowingly with so much left unsaid. My feelings of concern proved not to be returned. The fragile lives of daisies are lessons left unlearned. Is this all you wanted to be? Is this it? Why have you given up on life? Your future seemed so bright; I guess it wasn't right. Die. Your petals have all dried; there's nothing left inside. You're still on my mind.
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01:11
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Lume
02:54
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Those who search for the light meet where the water resides. The only thing that we all wait on is the breaking of dawn. No sooner no later; it arrives when it’s time. I keep looking but I can’t see anything in front of me. How much longer must I wait? As nights go by there’s something inside that I can’t seem to shake. I keep looking night after night after night. The harder I try the further I lie from finding my light. Appearing as barely a sight, just enough to see how bright. It’s not quite here but it’s coming soon so we know that things are alright. All the shades of sunrise fade in from the night. Stretching over our heads, we gaze upon the sky. Countless highs and lows have me feeling blue. But blue silver linings have turned to gold and things will even out soon. Watch the sunrise from the inside. I can finally see the light, feel the light.
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Alright
02:31
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You’re looking out the window as the clouds roll by. I’m standing helplessly as I try to imagine why you’ll be so scared, completely unprepared. If I turn the music up maybe you won’t know it’s there. Ever since I can remember, from April to September you’ve feared the stormy weather and it isn’t getting better. Glassy eyes, up all night. Debilitating fright and I don’t know why. It’s been raining all night; sky’s ablaze with lightning. Please don’t cry, it’ll be alright. You’re looking out the window as the clouds roll by. It hurts me from the inside out to see you so awry. It’s so frustrating to see you suffocating. If I turn the music up maybe you won’t feel so isolated. It’ll be alright.
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Awake
02:09
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Alright. When it’s hazy in my mind, and I’m lazy but it’s time to see what everything can be in the world around me. Many days have come and gone along without me, while I’ve spent my hours in rooms that were cloudy. There’s nothing wrong with taking a little time away, but it’s problematic when it’s all of every day. For once I’ve noticed that I feel alive, now I’m taking steps to keep myself in the right mind. A lot of things take time for me to figure out, so I guess this really is a sign of what waking up’s about. And I finally feel alright, while I’m using all my time to be the person I want to see – like a stream.
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