1. |
Koan
07:15
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Dream of a day
With the morning sunlight shining on my face
Had to be, had to stay
In the morning sunlight, life can be okay
We don't need this anymore.
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2. |
Hallucigenia, Pt. 1
12:32
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A: "I've got it!"
B: Okie Noodlin
C: "Follow the weird naked indian."
D: Steven (In A Dream or While Sleeping)
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3. |
Hallucigenia, Pt. 2
14:54
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E: King California
What do you do when the world comes crashing down
And the faces that you thought you knew
Were just hazy reflections of fate
Frozen inside the icy walls you've built around you
To shut out the sadness of constructive sight
And a promise broken deep inside
A world that resolved to destroy you
And your mind was always open to being taken
I watched you shake their hands
I tried to keep you here beside me
I tried to keep you here alive
But as you turned away
You never heard me say goodbye
I watched you shake their hands
All these lights inside my head
I'll never get far enough away
I can feel your eyelids burn
In my mind, I tried to fight
For you and your mind
I held out my hand
And I watched as you sank beneath the ice
F: Denouement
Is everything to be the size of me?
It's not me you wanted to see
Lost inside a frozen sea
Please don't put your faith in me
Choose to burn and be set free
Burn your way right back to me.
G: The Doom
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4. |
Sakai
06:00
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If we could only see beyond our eyes
It rains forever in our eyes
And I don't need this to light my way
So that I can see your face
Drenched in darkness
Soaked in pain
I haven't got anything to gain
By watching your delusions die
But it's something more than screaming at the sky
What makes you think I'd die for this?
I never said I'd die for this
There are no reasons left to stay
Just things to say before I go
Don't hold out your hand
I'm not here to be your friend
I'm only here to watch you drown
I'm only here to hold your head down
I'll help you drown
I thought you always knew
That I never wanted to save you.
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