1. |
Enlighten Me
02:43
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Enlighten me, leak thin words from a perch.
Enlighten me, about what you see through.
Enlighten me, how I should spend my time.
Enlighten me, show me the straighter line.
Trace a shadow on the pavement.
Trace a shadow on to the view.
Trace a shadow on the hour.
Tracing your two cents worth.
Enlighten me, voice from the corridor.
Enlighten me, words from the bathroom stall.
Enlighten me.
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When I Don't
02:38
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I see you there, with tubes in your nose.
I see you there, half your body a stone.
I see you there, when my father calls.
I see you there, when I’m alone.
Does this speak for me?
I see you there, in my bird-watching guide.
I see you there, cold hand gripping mine.
I see you there, you can’t form a word.
I see you there, in the void.
Does this speak for me?
(When) I don't think
Does this speak?
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