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I Know The End
01:56
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This sadness, like oceans
Carries me away
On silver-crested waves
Stronger than any man
But I'm not afraid, 'cause I know the end
And I am alive, 'cause I know the end
And I'm not afraid, 'cause I know the end
I'm alive
I once knew myself
Like remnants of a dream
That fell into the swell
Of turbulence at sea
But I'm not afraid, 'cause I know the end
And I am alive, 'cause I know the end
And I'm not afraid, 'cause I know the end
I'm alive
I'm alive
I'm alive
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2. |
Black Hole
04:28
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I feel it pulling me in
While my fingers drag lines
Through the gathering sands
In this hourglass of mine
When I was a kid
Never noticed the sand fall
Now, with apprehension
I watch as it swallows me whole
It's pulling me in
Faster now than before
There is less time than I wish
To make meaning of all
Always thought I would live
To find the path true to my soul
A purpose born from within
To make emptiness feel whole
But as the hour draws near
A panic festers inside me
No path has made itself clear
Yet the sands fall with merciless speed
It's pulling me in
Faster now than before
There is less time than I wish
To make meaning of all
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Gabe Wolf Los Angeles, California
I write, record, produce, and mix everything you hear.
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