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Prologue
00:33
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2. |
Ryūjin
03:14
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3. |
Shade
02:37
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I remember when I saw you
in the slimness of the skin season
swimming through the miles of my mind
through the labyrinth, down to where the heart lies
I couldn't keep hidden, I was faithfully forgiven
I was everything I wanted, but you were more
you were the cause, the contagion, and the cure
I was the white walls of a hospital hotel
I, the clapper and you, the ringing of the bell
can't you sense the reverberation?
from the sun warming up your inner being
the excitement of the molecule called love
above your reach, but begging you to follow
you're made of mud, but don't wallow
you're growing from the dirt
a child of green and a lover of earth
we are everything we wanted
the swirl of limbs and the taste of skin
getting high by going down
where the width of the ocean
carries the depth of the sound
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5. |
Fade
02:27
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6. |
5.18.2013
01:48
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7. |
After The Rain
03:02
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8. |
5 Centimeters (Epilogue)
01:30
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Theodore West Nova Scotia
Musician, Composer, and Producer. I aim to blend the electronic with the organic, and the visual with the auditory arts.
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