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Without You
03:04
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The night is running
The past is no proof
And everyone is lying
They all ignore the truth
Everything is ending without you
I need you more than ever
I am full with loss
And I have no answer
I just need the truth
Instead I am left without you
I won’t forget
This can never end
I’m happy to just circle
I’m happy to pretend
I was told to be quiet
But I could not shut it down
I just have some memories
The talking is so loud
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Correction
04:33
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Be here
When the trouble really starts
Be here
When things collapse and fall apart
Because I know we are never going to start
And I know we will never get to see what is left of me
When you are gone
Be here
Because I know we are never going to start
And I know we can’t begin
When theres so much left to see
So much left for me
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3. |
Eat The Berries
03:34
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Endless bankruptcy my chest is tight
I have no choice but to look through the hole in to the light
And what is on the other side
A happy setting or something resembling life
I eat the berries feed on the grass
Waiting for the future
Looking for something to last
Dirt in the nails
A twisting knife
Minutes are ticking by
No time is left
And will it ever really start
Tell me am I here inside the light
Oh fate come and find me
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The Sun
03:48
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The summer we dreamed of when were young
It is here now but all our energy has gone
The sun it sears us and it burns a terrible hole
It has no meaning and we are so old
And it burns me out
The silence we earned here is pulling me down
I am flat and painted over, I am gone
A pastoral background, a slice of the floor
Offer excuses because we never won
Please release me, I don’t want to see an end to this
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Dissent Mytholmroyd, UK
Musical output of Mark Jasper
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