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Artist: Eisley
Canonical path: /eisley/lost-enemies
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Lost Enemies
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lost Enemies
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Sacred machines, they fill the air.
Lost enemies, wandering where?
If I can see the light in your eyes,
Then I won't die, then I won't die.
If I can see the light in your eyes,
Then I won't die, then I won't die.
So glad we came, I have heard, I have heard it's said that
You are a dancing prude who would save the world in 33.
If I can see the light in your eyes,
Then I won't die, then I won't die.
If I can see the light in your eyes,
Then I won't die, then I won't die.
Break into the outer world, child, child.
Break into the outer world, child, child.
Mother must go now, now she is lonely.
She will be here by your side.
Mother must go now, now she is lonely.
She will be here don't you cry.
"Did you decide to wake up? Wake up."
Now we wake up.
"Did you decide to wake up?"
Wake, wake, wake, wake, wake up.
If I can see the light in your eyes,
Then I won't die, then I won't die.
If I can see the light in your eyes,
Then I won't die, then I won't die.
"Did you decide to wake up? Wake up."
Now we wake up.
"Did you decide to wake up?"
Wake, wake, wake, wake, wake up.
Wake, wake, wake, wake, wake up here.
Mother, don't go out. Mother, don't go out.
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