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No More Me
07:48
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up out of bed
what do i see?
well at least i'm not dead
that's gotta count for something
but when there's no more me
and i'm finally free
to fade away
i'll wonder if anybody
is out there thinkin' of me
and be on my way
how can i face another day?
don't say it'll be okay
'cause i'm not sure if i can be a man
well i guess i am
as long as i'm allowed to cry
to feel to share to smile
to be loved and be alive
in my head it's so hard to see
that i can be a better man to me
there's so much more me
and i do believe
today's the day
there isn't anybody
but maybe i could love me
and be okay
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2. |
Starsleeper
03:26
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hello does anyone read me?
transmitting across all frequencies
broadcasting interstellarly
this message will repeat automatically
at regular intervals until a response is received
eventually reaching far beyond all that is known
relayed by way of satellite
reverberates through endless night
it'll take some time to detect a reply
in a universe much too vast even for the speed of light
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