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Part I: Black Tide

Part I: Black Tide lyrics by The Fire Restart. Silk-screenedmasquerading self impression of you change it again it's like I'm asphyxiated by the false...

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Part I: Black Tide

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Silk-screenedmasquerading

self impression of you

change it again

it's like I'm asphyxiated by the false reception of you

change it again

your eyes

cauterizing and your eyes

are lost in the glare

and i know you'll never care

this tempest resides in boxed screens and magnetic waves

can we break away and embrace our miscarriage? will we surrender now to a paradigm of formality and

sitback, concede, it owns you

opaque, to you its all clear and I know the tides will find a way

to change again

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