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Epiphanies
03:27
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Cigarettes/Cacophony
06:30
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Clear smoke,
and in this haze a night is deformed.
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Blue dawn
rolling in
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Coming deeper in you
A dark source in me
And it's power
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Webs
06:23
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4. |
Sand
06:23
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Rest the tide here, in the sand castle of pain
A red summer ends, and dissolves with raging blue
With time – the crumbling of the lines, and then –
the melting of the heart.
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High above all this, paper buildings are falling.
The gentle touch of emptiness is warm as a dead father's smile,
And he's coming back for you tonight.
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As the days go by, you're drifting amongst trembling memories,
Wherein he's always leaving again.
You spiral up and fade
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If the world is winding down – why shouldn't we?
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Ghost Flower Israel
Yuval Behar - Bass
Omer Primat - Drums
Bar Zaken - Keys
Yehonatan Sofrin - Vocals, Guitars, Keys
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