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Hail Obliteration
21:38
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Did you wake up old?
A face without face
A face to call no home
What gives back is less
What dreams believe in life?
This is the last day
This is the last moment of the last day
And no one's coming home
No home, no one
You could bleed the day like any wound
Dry out every mood
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Landfall
20:40
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Find
What there is about you
That doesn't turn to spite
With a glance
Of the never never never never never never
Landfall
Smiling nothing downward
Dark days here
Endings beating about face
You are not remembered
Never born at all
Locked down
Energy never spent
Not worth anything
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