1. |
See The Sky
03:08
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See the sky
Mystified
Use your mind
Til we fly
That's fucking right
You are a genius
Google in your pocket
This shit is serious
See the sky
Mystified
Use your mind
Til we fly
Information overload
Our minds can't cope
Learn to let it all go
Cleanse the soul
See the sky
Mystified
Use your mind
Til we die
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New Horizons
02:50
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New horizons
They slowly brighten
Take me to the palm
Grip tightens
The pressure catapults
Me into warm light
Peacefully drifting
Eternally missing
Never Forget you
I will
Never Forget you
Wave after wave batters my brain
Eroding thought and creating knowing
One feeling
All meaning
Love breathing
Deeply dreaming
Never Forget you
I will
Never Forget you
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3. |
Dopamine
02:57
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Breathing deep and letting go
Feeling so relaxed
Taking back full control
I ain't going back
I will stare right into the sun
Dopamine creates a path to the one
I will stare right into the sun
Dopamine creates a path
Dopamine
Mind and body in a state
So easy to regulate
No need to escape
Now's the time to create
I will stare right into the sun
Dopamine creates a path to the one
I will stare right into the sun
Dopamine creates a path
Dopamine
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