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Daze of Our Life
06:19
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Like sands through the hourglass, so are the Daze of Our Life...
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2. |
Dense As Water
05:42
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Shadows dancing on my forehead
penetrating through the scalp
Bells are ringing in the distance
wonder who they're ringing for
Dense as water
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3. |
In Dreams
03:14
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I know a place where the wind is whispering songs
humming through the meadow as a pattern on our closed lips
I know a place where the skies are painting pictures
coloring thoughts as the willows weep a sad song
as a pattern on our closed eyes
I know a place where I used to hide my deepest secret thoughts
In dreams
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4. |
Hiding Under Rocks
04:38
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Hiding under rocks
hiding in the dirt
small creatures make up
my moldy memory
crawling in my brain
crawling in my veins
whisper me the secrets
of a distant past
a path I used to walk
when I was young
some bits and pieces
warm or cold
pleasing or bitter
makes up my mind
reminding me
that we are one
that we were once
Hiding under rocks
hiding in the dirt
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Electro Jar Korsør, Denmark
Electro Jar is a psychedelic electronic music solo project of Jacob Læby, but originally a duo with former member Jackie Rasmusen as collaborator until 2016.
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