1. |
Venit Pluvia
02:47
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The wind
bellows
The sun
enshroud
by grey
The rain
approaching
The rain
venit
I can hear you
in the dark
I... can... hear
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2. |
Non Scio
02:53
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3. |
Non Dormio
03:29
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I can't sleep,
But all you do is fester
Within, and all I can do is wait,
Until you subside, and come again;
A later date
I drink from your cup,
Again and again
And all I can see:
The glowing light
Faded, but enough,
To show, my shrouded sillohette
On the night
I will not fall into your somber slumber,
Nor see the inside of my eyes
Until I make this place for He,
Who is me
I can do all it takes because of...
I will not fall asleep tonight
Until I make this place for He,
Who is me
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Mare Soni Panama City, Florida
Making bad beats since 2014. Bad as in not very good.
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