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If I take off it doesn’t mean I’ll land
It doesn’t mean that I’ve escaped my death again
Because in the upper atmosphere, in your gravitational lines
I find that I lose myself all of the time
With these hands
With your smile
I don’t know
What to cut out
Hum of the engine
Birth of the Light
Gravity is following me
Well you can try to find the same constellation
In someone else’s distant solar system
(Just another anomaly)
Deviating from what you thought you’d see
(Standards have no relevance)
Lightyears from reality
With these hands
With your smile
I don’t know
What to cut out
Hum of the engine
Birth of the Light
Gravity is following me
With your hands
With my smile
I don’t know
What to cut out
Hum of the engine
Birth of the Light
Gravity is following me
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My Proxima
04:02
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Well I know it’s not the end of the world
But it sure feels like it
Every day of my life
Every day of my life
And I know you find it so difficult
To love me for who I am
To love me for who I am
You are My Proxima
My closest galaxy
The only star that shines bright enough to see
My Proxima
My Proxima
My Proxima
You know it won’t be so difficult
To find out just who I am
To find just who I am
In this vacuum there is a way
Day is night and night is day
Time is stopped by gravity
But I’m fine with everything I see
You are My Proxima
My closest galaxy
The only star that shines bright enough to see
My Proxima
My Proxima
My Proxima
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Luminous (Just an Echo)
04:12
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A powerful and luminous
Stellar explosion that I happened to miss
Are you just a nebula
A cloud of dust that’s floating through my solar system
Go on and blow up like a supernova
And with no gravity I finally start to see
How a collapse could lead to a start for you and an end for me
Turn into a black hole or a star
I’m just ether in your soul
Go on and blow up like a supernova
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No Gravity
04:52
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So tell me where have you been
Have you been searching for an end
It’s so hard to measure all the weight
Of all those little things you can’t hear or say
With no
With no
Gravity
What does it all mean
With all this distance I finally start to see
All that matters in this godforsaken country
You can pay for this, you can pay for that
With a certain currency of regret
We’re chasing planets
When we’ve only got one left
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Constellation Crown
03:42
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This is not the place I thought it'd be
This system cannot be binary
But we’re the brightest stars on a broken ring
So very capable of devastating things
We are the light in the darkness of this place
Heavens above this Earthly life
I see you in the air tonight with your
Constellation Crown
Heavens beyond this atmosphere
You orbit every single one of these fears with your
Constellation Crown
How can you expect anything to change
When everything you see still looks the same
Measure this distance in luminosity
With inverted laws and astronomy
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If existence is implied
How do you know if you are alive
Faith is hope, it's just a remedy
For the fear the trails you ever you each and every day
In this strange space
Mercury will follow you
From the Earth and to the Moon
Well these astrophysical anomalies
They separate me from reality
They occupy this void inside of me
They give me reason to keep this heart beating
Strange space
Mercury will follow you
From the Earth and to the Moon
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Your Karman Line
03:58
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Where do you draw your Karman Line
For all those things you can’t define
Where air is thin and light can’t hide
All the darkness above this earthly life
The farther up I
The farther up I
The farther up I go
The more that I
The more that I
The more that I lose to the unknown
For all of those things you can’t define
Where do you draw your Karman Line?
With the birth of the light behind me
The engines cooled with anxiety
Well I’m not so luminous
I’m a dying star in your orbit
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