1. |
Launch (reprise)
02:40
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Beginnings following endings
On and on
Chased by his past
Lone Rone hurtles through space
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2. |
They Want Blood
06:03
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Death catches up
to the dealer
hungry to deliver in kind
what was dealt en masse
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3. |
Prisoner
04:29
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A strange gift to be given,
A place in which to slowly die
And be forgotten
A gift of justice
He receives willingly
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4. |
Infernal Experiment
03:24
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What to do with an evil soul?
A rare opportunity
To experiment on a person
With impunity
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5. |
The Vision
02:28
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Broken, delirious, he sees
A window in the dark
A vision of a place run by machines
And a way out
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6. |
Escape
04:09
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The most difficult task,
To stand on your feet
After being beaten
Running is easy
With fear behind you
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7. |
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A familiar place for him,
Behind the helm of a ship
Like coming home
He brazenly sets a course
Where none can follow
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8. |
Sunrise Over Omicron 2
02:14
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To see nature at its best
Even on an unfamiliar planet
Light washes over a broken soul
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9. |
Lost Civilizations
06:06
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A place's past
Can scream
And echoes
When no one is left
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10. |
A Cry for Help
02:15
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Abandoned technology
Serves as a bottle
In which his desperate message
Is set afloat into the black
He is alone, again
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Whispers of Dead Gods San Francisco, California
Meatsack extraordinaire.
Influences include Devin Townsend, Testament, Ministry, Debusy, and films like Akira, Jacob's Ladder, & Dark City.
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