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Sonar - Intro
03:47
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2. |
Kismet
02:14
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3. |
Beacon
05:18
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4. |
Archipelago
05:35
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5. |
Symbios
07:35
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6. |
Null
05:48
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7. |
Pendulum
03:55
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8. |
Swan
06:42
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It all began
With the void knocking at my door
Pulling at the veil more than before
Leading me to a world I had only visualized
In the deepest hollow of my mind
Through my soul, a voice entwined
Familiar yet unknown, echoing forevermore
Was I even worthy?
Was I even worthy?
I saw a vision
Of a figure in the darkness
Holding back the void with outstretched hands
I caught a glimpse, an apparition
Its caress dragging me deep into the sand
For just one moment
For just a second
Reality's fabric around me never felt so thin
‘cause shadows begin revealing secrets in me
I glimpsed the swan before darkness pulled me in
A tale unfolded, a tragedy to begin.
And so it was
My being apprehended
In darkest service, I laid down my arms
Patiently constructing a throne
The greatest kingdom worlds had known
Through my being
A voice called
Echoing through empty halls
Oh, Beyond it all
The machinations of demons, manipulations, and fools
The radiant heart, the nexus of it all
Beating inside a chamber of glass and stone
I stared deep, straight to the core
Couldn't look away
Was I ever worthy?
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9. |
Frequency (Outro)
06:18
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