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It Takes Over You
02:48
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I see my fate. The world and its circular ways.
There is no break. No fiery sun about to fade.
It takes over you.
There is no weight. A moth dressed as a butterfly.
No static state. Gravity about to break.
It takes over you and everything you do.
It takes over you and everything you do.
Directly to the sun. A breath from everyone.
A haze of smoke and mirrors, the logic is undone.
Surrender and control. Revolving not alone.
I'll believe it when I see it.
It takes over you and everything you do.
It takes over you and everything you do.
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2. |
Three Gazelles
02:38
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Victory Suns Sydney, Australia
As heard on National Geographic Channel
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