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We Are
03:16
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We are the lonesome.
We are the light drops.
We are the old songs.
We are the solution.
Can we go further the moonlight?
Can we have hope come midnight?
We are the doves concealing true life!
Are we all done?
Are we all done?
Here we are...
Here we are...
Hide.
Keep it inside.
This is the fever, the gold light.
We are the keepers, hold our young hands.
Are we all done?
Are we all done?
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More Than a Game
05:07
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Are you right?
Are you wrong?
In your dreams you don't know...
You say you won't change.
You'll stay, but you will break...
Tell me and everybody you were lost.
Conceive it like it is: Innocence.
More than a game.
More than a game.
To live it takes two.
Alone? It takes it all.
Inside you speak so loud,
Inside your fear is loud...
Be around!
Be around!
More than a game.
More than a game.
More than a game.
More than a game.
Midnight homes
Nursing guns.
Evening calls...
More than a game.
More than a game.
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Distance
03:59
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Blue jewel, blue moon...
Howls.
Scissors flash, tears crash...
From the past.
He who pleads.
He who gives.
Silhouette traced down the hall
Holding seesaws and crows.
Baby, don't pay me homage
- Stretching edge. -
Baby, don't you know?
Growing frantic...
Growing frantic...
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Indian Zephyr Porto, Portugal
Born: Early 2014
'Year After Year' (1st Demo): May 1, 2014
'Bleeding
Summer Eyes' (2nd Demo): October 27, 2014
Dead Sonata EP: May 25, 2015
We Are EP: June 20, 2016
Died: ?
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