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Time Races
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In the (Hyper-Modern) age's reign
Good and Evil rise again
From the void, what wasn't known
AI guides a digital tone
Cease
Feel
Ponder
Exist
Time races, Time Elapses
Cease
Feel
Ponder
Exist
Time races, Time Elapses
An Turbulent cold machine
Pain and Suffering unseen
A somber cry
echoes endlessly
Augmented Reality
a mournful plea
A lament unfolds
for all to see
Cease
Feel
Ponder
Exist
Time races, Time Elapses
Cease
Feel
Ponder
Exist
Time races, Time Elapses
Feel, Think, Alive
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Mermaid
06:57
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Sailing toward the lighthouse in the sea,
Days of solitude, where time is free.
With whispers in the waves, he heard the call
He surrendered all.
She embraced and took him to the depths.
Calling him, into the ocean's trance,
Embracing his soul in a dance.
Facing the unknown, where life takes its breath,
He will surrender, embracing what may be death
She embraced and took him to the depths.
Days of solitude (surrended_
With whispers in the waves (surrended)
where life takes its breath (surrended)
into the depths.
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Climax
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Eternal Child
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Narcissus
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Avenue
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Paranoia
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Vortex
01:40
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The City Of Gold
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Spiral Guru Piracicaba, Brazil
A Brazilian band formed in 2013 playing anything that we feel like… Space Rock, Heavy Psych, Doom Metal. We actually don't
mind much about labeling our songs, as we prefer to be free to try different sonorities.
Our lyrics depict our visions of a lot of things, mostly using science fiction as a backdrop
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