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Myth Of Trust
03:51
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I am she, who lay in the garden of eden • knew no shame, no sin, no love, no reason • when i sang for you, did you listen? • i told you my story, called the myth of trust • beauty had no face. it fell to the earth without a name • a thought broke in from the empty space • and sealed my fate with a kiss • i am the true, the fool who followed love to his own ruin • it was pride, the genesis, the birthright of humankind • when i prayed for you, did you listen? • i told you our story called the myth of trust • beauty had no face. it fell to the earth without a name • a thought broke in from the darkest place • and sealed our fate in its embrace • i am the shining one, in the brush, in the trees above • i speak the word called passion, words truth's greatest lie • when i fell from you, you didn't listen • so i told them my story called the myth of trust • beauty had no face. it fell to the earth without a name • my heart still aches, from your savage grace • it sealed our fate in a myth • we were just lovers caught in the storm • part of the story called the myth of trust
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Natural Sin Reprise
04:32
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I don’t want to know you, i don’t even know me • we just wander lost in the dark • reaching for something, not even knowing there's no hope • if you stare into nothing, you find one thing, it no longer hurts • don’t try to tell me the sweet things that used to be • don’t try to tell me how • we used to be just innocent romantics • waltzing blind, eyes wide with trust • two suicide souls intertwined, reaching blind in the dark • i don’t really know you, you don’t really know me • there is no truth, no promise, no love • only deceiving yourself, then someone else • don’t try to tell me what sweet things we used to be • don’t try to tell me how • we used to be just innocent romantics • waltzing blind, eyes wide with trust • two suicide souls intertwined, reaching blind in the dark • honest as the sky, her eyes wild and lost she says, “dear i fear, there is no other side” • i declare honest as the sky • love won’t die, so long as you remember when • we used to be just innocent romantics • waltzing blind, eyes wide with trust • two suicide souls intertwined, reaching blind in the dark • i don’t want to be a used to be • this in the nature of, the meaning of sin
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