1. |
Compass (Pt. 1)
04:54
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It is giving me a reason to forgive
but it doesn't allow me
to forget.
Scars are guiding us
to the place where finally
our souls will be
free.
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2. |
Compass (Pt. 2)
04:33
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Chasing the pavement, the way up it does seems too long
knowing the answers, just too easy to predict all
wet empty glasses mean, another empty bottle, there,
you can ask for free, but responses never come alone
Do you still feel safe, here, here, in here?
Cause I forgot, how to escape
to that place you never showed to me
but I know that I feel safe when I am there,
without a noise, memories rebuilt the scene
of how was then,
cause I forgot to escape.
That nightmare when the night is over says,
you're afraid, run from it, unless
the clock is beginning again a day.
Seven days, one week (coros)
ninety days a season
nothing changes, nothing change
can we take the lead
Do you still feel safe, here, here, in here?
In here
Cause I forgot, how to escape
to that place you never showed to me
but I know that I feel safe when I am there,
without a noise, memories rebuilt the scene
of how was then,
cause I forgot to escape.
Cause I forgot, how to escape
to that place you never showed to me
but I know that I feel safe when I am there,
without a noise, memories rebuilt the scene
of how was then,
but I forgot to escape.
When if finally arrives a day,
where anything is connected,
it will at the end start a phase
that we all sometime wanted.
Something unexpected.
What is unexpected.
Cause I forgot, how to escape
to that place you never showed to me
but I know that I feel safe when I am there,
without a noise, memories rebuilt the scene
of how was then,
cause I forgot to escape.
How to escape.
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