Morse Code (feat. Odile & Geoffroy)
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Morse Code (feat. Odile & Geoffroy)
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Night loots us of our time
Hints of defeat through me
Yielding to one final pun
And shared flashing glaze
But our will stays cloaked
As we take a step back
Our hearts talking low
A fading Morse code
Quick! Says a darting bird
Fierce is nature’s way
Trophies bared up high
Strong men do have firm grips
And though I seize the high-prized advise
Distracted by labor and wraiths
Can’t set my mind with it
Keeping me away from heap
And our will stays cloaked
As we take a step back
Hearts talking low
A fading Morse code
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