Desert (feat. Djunya and Janover)
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Desert (feat. Djunya and Janover)
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I've walked alone for centuries
my only map
my destiny
So many days spent wandering
Til I become the desert
I drag my feet
I scrape my knees
Guided by starlight and whisperings
Til I become the desert
And the view from above
is the same from the ground yeah
in the middle of the madness
in the madness you are found
I've Walked alone for centuries
my only map
my destiny
So many days spent wandering
Til I become the desert
I lift my feet
I catch the breeze
Guided by starlight and whisperings
Til I become the desert
Til I become the desert
Til I become the desert
when we become the desert
when we become the desert
With this body made of heat
where the day draws the line
I will lay you down again
on the sands of time
on the sands of time yeah
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