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Speechless
03:05
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instrumental
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Decay
04:48
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Climbing up downward, grabbing the sand vainly ;
My time rolls down, there is no bars on my ladder...
Freeze / sand drops... I wish could stop, dry and hard.
Hard as rock, soft as feather,
I won' t feel anything ; that's what scared me the most...
Freeze / sand drops... wish I could stop, dry and hard.
I don't want to carry on, (yes) i'm sure there's a region
In spacetime I can hide ; a hole without bottom...
Freeze / sand drops... wish I could stop, dry and hard.
Now, I'm passing the hole,
Falling head and shoulders above sand grains,
Speed runs wild,
I won't question the ladder...
Decay shows me the way to my grave (...)
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