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Grief
03:33
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Colors
03:51
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Can you paint me colors?
Maybe green, maybe white?
Astounding
I am whole
I am torn
Confounding
I am new
I am worn
Can you paint me colors?
Maybe green, perhaps white?
Can you paint me colors?
Yellow or green, or maybe white?
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3. |
As They Pass
05:04
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We waited for pitch black
And the world passed behind me
As they passed they illuminated your crystal iris
I saw the future in your eyes
I saw the future dancing, dressed in black and white
I saw the future crawling, and waking up at night
I saw the future in a place its never been
I saw the future in your eyes as we stood upon the ridge
A smile bloomed from your lips
A smile to burn me down
Faster than the lights like embers of the town we looked down on
You took me by the hand and said, "I'm so in love with you."
The ashes of all else I could be blew away
And there was nothing I could do
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4. |
Desolation
05:28
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It smells like rain
And sounds like thunder
And it feels like drowning
As I'm pulled under
Desolation
It smells like pain
And it tastes like hunger
And it feels like drowning
As I'm torn asunder
Desolation
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5. |
Smokenap
03:47
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Chris Sciotto Washington, D.C.
Multi-instrumentalist Chris Sciotto combines guitar and minimalist electronic elements to craft moody, introspective songs for rainy days and late nights.
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