1. |
Sit With Me, Hum With Me
01:20
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2. |
Crystalize
01:38
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Dancing lights
Pull you into this
Tempting night
My fabric holds you close
But I don’t want you tonight
I just came to tear you down
No, I don’t want you tonight
I just came to tear you down
Shattered pieces crumble
Underneath your
Feet and
Oh!
It’s lost.
You tell yourself
Feelings only last
As long as allowed
But why then is your past
Coming for you tonight
It just came to tear you down
Just hold on for tonight
For it’s come to tear you down
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3. |
See You
02:54
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As the night’s get shorter
And the days drag on
I find it harder
To carry on
Because time is cruel
And it often seems
That despite the work you give
The reward you don’t receive
Then suddenly you’re blindsided
When something comes along
And though you can’t explain it
You just wanna sing this song
I can see you in the morning
I can see you in the dark
I can see you there beside me
I can see you in my heart
And if you ever choose to leave me I won’t be torn apart
Because time will not forget you
I’ll just go back to the start
And of course it won’t be perfect
And you’ll tend to make mistakes
But throughout the harshest tension
Your love will never break
It does not come free: appreciation understanding, patience
But to their toll you must agree
So at first you jump for joy
At this brand new life you’ve found
But then you see it’s always been there
And you still just sing aloud
I can see you in the morning
I can see you in the dark
I can see you there beside me
I can see you in my heart
And if you ever choose to leave me I won’t be torn apart
Because time will not forget you
I’ll just go back to the start
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4. |
Upwards Forever
03:38
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It was sophomore year
When Ava made the decision
To talk to her
She had never been more smitten
By a girl
Who had the whole periodic table saved in her head
She recalled every bit of data her teachers ever said
“Jenny will walk me home tonight?”
That’s where it all started
Ava didn’t know what to say
But Jenny did
She could go on for hours about stars and flowers
And the reasons why we might live
Where do we go now? (Ah ah ah)
There’s nowhere but up now (Ah ah ah)
We’ll climb it together (Ah ah ah)
Flying upwards forever (Ah ah ah)
2 years passed by
Jenny never stopped being so lovely
Ava never stopped to wonder why
She saw a beautiful soul inside a beautiful body
Jenny made her flutter, made her not even care
That when they walked out in public so many people would glare
Oh, Jenny!
You’re too good for us
Not a star in space or any alien race
Could be as gorgeous or as just
Only two more months
Of this chapter of their lives
They’d lived it together
And made it all worth the time
But Ava starts to worry cause Jenny’s been acting strange
She avoids speaking of graduation, tells Ava just to wait
36 hours
8 missed calls
Ava visits Jenny’s parents house
To find out what’s going on
She hears of doctors and testing and survival rates
Years and years of treatment, tears, and hope
That was the day
That Jenny passed away
Where do we go now? (Ah ah ah)
There’s nowhere but up now (Ah ah ah)
We’ll climb it together (Ah ah ah)
Flying upwards forever (Ah ah ah)
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5. |
While Dante Speaks
02:39
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6. |
Getting Better
02:08
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It’s getting better as the patterns start to fade
Heavy eyelids, the devil’s grasp yet form a weight
Time will tell; only the earth, erupted from its core
Could tear the artist from their dream
Could tear the artist down
Yesterday’s newspaper mentioned a child who escaped us all
An open palm against a mirror or computer screen, fortify what’s held inside
Bold rethinking, prevent from sinking, turn that sand to stone
Keep us away from familiar fate
Let the artist toward their dream
Please let the artist get it down
Let the artist toward their dream
Because the artist knows
That it’s getting better
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I'm a composer and a game designer. Hope you enjoy something you find.
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