Black Stone Heart
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Black Stone Heart
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My heart
Is a black stone
A streaking mirror
Of unseen creatures
He had a milkness
From the universe
18 Thousand feet
A black stone heart
My heart
Is a black stone
A moon glab night
Come with this darkness
I come
With this darkness
And go away white
Go away white
Silver wind and carcass
Carcass and blue
Velocity endless
Ohh
Silver wind and carcass
Carcass and blue
Invisible too
Ohoh ohohohoh
Ohoh
Ohohohohoh
Hey
Silver wind
And carcass
Carcass and blue
Velocity endless
Ohh
Silver wind and carcass
Carcass and blue
Invisible too
When my black is back
And sea out of sight
I go there
With my darkness
And go away white
And my black is back
And my sea out of sight
I go there
Wwith my darkness
And go away white
Go away white
Go away white
Go away white
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