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Endzeit
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Have you ever noticed how pointless life is?
Did you ever tried to overwhelm your own desires?
Did you become what you wanted?
Did you fulfill all your expectations?
Is this world suitable for you?
Are your days diverse and beautiful?
Can you stand all this emptiness?
Imagine the leafs
Imagine the season
Imagine what is changing
and
Imagine what is changed
Imagine still,
and forever
As you can.
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Forever Changing
09:44
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Call yourself
As you see your eyes
Recall your memories
Fading away
Regardless the night
Regardless the days
Time is vanished
Time is vanishing
Being someone else
Being the Idea
The first image
You've ever seen
Lips unmoving,
staring at the dusk...
'till the end of time
Believing in emptiness
The casual being
The unwritten memories
The precious things.
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Vorontsov Odessa
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! f a n c u l o ! Milan, Italy
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Svartkirke Records.
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