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Seriously Friendly
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Even though it’s death I still have ego
Bending through dark as a needle
Slipping some lights on as a miracle
When the time is right
It reveals itself alright
Even if no signs of life
Or wicked with the winds at night
To believe is to have foresight
Have we thought if it wants us to know
Their secrets above and below
Facts on a need to know
If we really want them at all
It’d be seriously friendly
To give some help with our energy
Solutions of the bold and free
No expectations if it’s an anomaly
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Comfort in the Fiction
03:37
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Comfort in the fiction
Lost in relation
For everyone that sees it
Records it as a near miss
Even with the person
Randomness could worsen
The earth is a wall
Receding with a ceiling
As if it was made by no one at all
Because it’s all so uncertain
Most of us are hurting
Dark matter will give reason
Enough to record it all
And when it’s convinced on leaving
a flash of light is still unheard
It’s not a satellite
Keep looking at the sky
Don’t give it all up
I know we’ve had a hard year
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