1. |
Negative Result
00:48
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2. |
Last
03:35
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3. |
Implicit Condemnation
03:33
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4. |
Nothing Comes
03:14
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Go on to judge all the surrounding
And your life
In which, and so there was nothing left
Discarded and forgotten
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5. |
Curtains
02:47
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I closed the curtains
And don't see dirt on street
Today is the day
Of colorful drawings
Not so simple
No, you don't run away
I want to watch
Progress of your thoughts
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6. |
Astray In Autumn
04:08
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Left in the woods
Among silence
It was
And that which was not
Cold trees
Anxiety in the air
Our lives
Endless rain
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7. |
Incorrect
02:13
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8. |
There Was No Past
06:56
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Just step over
And you make a mistake
So here is your result
From wandering and losses
And came to impasse
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9. |
Sincere Regret
03:50
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10. |
Interim Conclusion
03:44
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So many chances
To change all
Wasted and empty
Endless failure
This life
These conversations
Thoughts and perceptions
It's all nothing
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11. |
Subliminal Denial
04:44
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I wanted to be when that something else
Not to be the one who is cheating on me
But still: don't ever see in my dreams
Our happiness - a figment of sick imagination
Now to make a step forward
And to do everything to hate myself
By the way, we are drowning by the will of fate
Inflicted to you, suffering
As well as a sense of envy and anger
Disappear and will not be
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12. |
Impasse
13:00
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13. |
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14. |
Indecisive
01:16
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15. |
Kamharim (Dvar)
01:03
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