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Artist: Rubik
Canonical path: /rubik/solar-death-march-in-octaves
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Solar Death March (In Octaves)
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Solar Death March (In Octaves)
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Slowly, slowly
You turn your eyes
Straight at me
It's a window on somewhere
Somewhere only we belong
Say it again, shout it out
Pour the words on me
'til it hurts to breathe
They've come to get me
We'll all be silent in the end
And that's all
That's all
Slowly, slowly
Fingers move along
Just like traffic
Liars' arms
And afterthoughts
I'm sorry for
What i was
But even more afraid of
What i've become
A walking nightmare
More like a fading trail of thought
And that's all
That's all
That's all
We won't go walking down the shore
Anymore.
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