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Anchorite
04:02
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I'm not interested in people
I'm not interested in you
Don't care about the world affairs
Gotta get out of here
so I disappear into the sun
and hide behind her light
feed on the warmth of solitude
embrace myself - anchorite
I'm not interested in people
Don't care about the world affairs
so I disappear into the sun
feed on the warmth of solitude
I've Seen it all and it's all done
I've Been with everyone
and noone
and now I'm with no one
my loneliness is a gun
I point it right at your face
I'm alone and I'm alright
I'm not barking, I just bite
silence guides me through the night
anchorite
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Tibi
04:10
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with your fake laughs
being superficially kind
I can smell what's on your mind
I bite my tongue
and chew my flesh
swallow the lies - choke on the truth
I got something for you
do you have something for me?
cause I got nothing left to be
I don't belong
I don't fit in
where it stops I do begin
Haec omnia tibi dabo
si cadens adoraveris me
There's always conditions
There's always a trap
and all The Things we are given
We gotta give them back
unconditional trust
With neither a motive nor with a must
Unconditional love
where there's no below and no above
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