1. |
Last Breath
03:45
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Plucked out from the air
No one seems to care
From the end of time
Your soul is made to die
All that's left
Your last breath
Things you hold onto
Leave you just as soon.
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2. |
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This can only be activated at the start
Of the main phase
Until your next turn
You can't play
Set
Spell
Trap
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3. |
Dimensionhole
02:20
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The nights sky
The first time I saw you
I could see where this was going
But you couldn't see me
The night I saw you I couldn't see anything
I forgot you
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4. |
Bird of Paradise Lost
02:24
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Burnt and left behind/run
Another bound to come/be done
Rising from the grave
Dreams are banded and lost
Gone is in a blaze
Hope is lost
Stiairing in your eyes
Stars in your eyes
Look into the stars and skies
Look into my eyes
Look inside
Of me
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