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Valley
07:06
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Reminiscing of the past,
kids were playing in the backyard
Trees and flowers had each other,
always beyond their times
You little boy, little girl
Everything is going to be alright
We were told from the start, watch the stars falling down,
all our spirits lifted from the ground
Everything is going to be alright
We were told from the start watch the stars falling down,
our spirits lifted from the ground
Down the valley, there we stay
Feel the sunny colors blinding you once more
Now we get
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Serpent
06:57
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We came so far
But we drifted away
Nothing else will do
There's no way of coming home
Towards light, we head
We're still searching for light, we are
And closer we get to the wonder that we had
That is lost
We have come so far
We came so far
But we drifted away
In this day we are living
Change the way we are
Not trying to give in
See the tempest rising
Secretly facing the daunting feeling
Craving for more
And like this, it was meant to be back to the womb
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Amalphi Athens, Greece
Incorporating heavy riffs and atmospheric grooves with ethereal melodies to simulate a spiritual journey filled with emotions.
#roadtoacheron
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