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Enter Dawn
04:00
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Dream For Me
07:01
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Sun rise sees you
What would God do?
We're the deep blue
Sun rise sees you
Industrialisation above
A life of demise below
Sun rise sees you
Fly from hilltops
Before rain falls
Sun rise sees you
Industrialisation above
A life of demise below
Dream for me
Sun rise sees you
Mother Nature's womb
Birthing my doom
Sun rise sees you
Industrialisation above
A life of demise below
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Sacred Migrator
04:14
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Try to see the air you breathe
All the trees have turned machine
And their leaves no longer green
Float upstream, river of dreams
Moonlit mind controls the tide
In mind's eye there's light to find
Once we guide the glow inside
Light will shine on moonlit mind
Across the colossus and into the kniferay
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Humanity, An Observation
02:08
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Mankind exists only as a vessel to experience and interact
Anyone can do anything at any time, the control is only ours
Activation of amygdala upon sight of another being
As the fractal dawns over terra our branches one day shall collide
Sentience is eventual, for we form the supermassive congregator and realise we're God
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Paradox Unorthodox
03:08
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