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Priest's Words
03:43
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all the friendships lost.
the mistakes in my past.
i constantly regret all the things that i have said.
when anger, doubt and frustration set in.
when anger, doubt and frustration set in.
i have let anger, doubt and frustration win.
inspired by blood and dreadful stories.
the pain that i feel is worth the glory.
and i write, and i write, and i still ride.
and it hurts, and it hurts and it still hurts.
all the broken jaws.
all the blood from my nose.
is still the ink that i write my stories with.
when hope, love and trust just turned in.
when hope, love and trust just turned in.
i have let hope, love and trust come in.
inspired by blood and dreadful stories.
the pain that i feel is worth the glory.
and i write, and i write, and i still ride.
and it hurts, and it hurts and it still hurts.
honestly from thief to liar.
liar to priest.
these words are my own prayer to a god i won't believe in.
again.
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2. |
Amsterdam
02:46
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i tried to drown my endless sadness.
with a beer and a booze deep in the night.
i listen to my favourite songs all for myself.
i think we were not worth the fight.
and i loved you so much.
and this is all that is left.
and i remember the walk through amsterdam.
and the look that i won't forget.
the barkeeper rings in the last round.
i think i have lost it, i take my last beer out.
i smash the bottle on the ground.
the number of the waitress on a beer mat.
i think i won't call her.
and i loved you so much.
and this is all that is left.
and i remember the walk through amsterdam.
and the look that i won't forget.
and the look that won't last.
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3. |
Meadows
04:19
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are these those old pictures from our past?
from the time the light broke through the clouds?
i did not know that we just would not last.
i drove down the road of life.
always kept an eye on you.
tell me now who is that old lady sitting next to me?
you say that i shall take you home.
to the place of endless meadows.
you say that i shall bring you back those sunny days.
i could go for another thousand miles.
still i would not know you by now.
now i wonder what you were supposed to do,
when all this i was going through.
you say that i shall take you home.
to the place of endless meadows.
you say that i shall bring you back those sunny days.
why can't you see these days are gone.
we are lost in the valley of our hopes.
still you say that i shall take you to those sunny days.
just look at us.
cavity where a heart should be.
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4. |
Across The Seas
04:32
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he is sailing on the boat of life.
across the seas of her blue eyes.
mile for mile.
he has seen so many wonderful places.
he has met so many beautiful faces.
but nothing compared to this beautiful girl.
if she were a rifle, then he would be her bullet.
she can shoot wherever she wants to.
he will make his way through.
straight to her heart, there will be no other place.
he would rather stay.
he is sailing on the boat of life.
across the seas of her blue eyes.
mile for mile.
iif she were a rifle, then he would be her bullet.
she can shoot wherever she wants to.
he will make his way through.
straight to her heart, there will be no other place.
he would rather stay.
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