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Waking Giants
04:34
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I wear my insides, inside out.
That is simply one thing we could do without.
I lie with giants, just for shade.
I do not dare to wake them for I am afraid.
I am afraid.
I wonder, how did you become?
What you thought you did, when you didn't wanna end up like this.
I know its wrong, how you could end up this far gone.
Its beyond my state of mind, I'm just a little on time.
How do you become?
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Guardian
04:51
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I thought I started, to let you go.
I often wonder, if you are home.
Follow me now,
I hope you still hear me.
My friend my guardian,
I hope you are safe in silence.
I know my thoughts might, betray my heart.
In awful feelings, we'll never start.
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Beggar
05:50
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I know I, fought for so long.
And it feels like I am all but gone.
We need just, a little more.
So peaceful I relax unsure.
Just a little bit longer, until I fold.
Just like you know.
I know I said it, and I still think I meant it.
No longer will I hold my tongue.
I know its different, you feel like your mistreated.
When everybody thinks your fine.
Begging for your life.
I know you, better than you think I do.
This was all just a message that I made.
I should have sent it yesterday, I should have been more honest.
Maybe I'll forget you, maybe I'll try.
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Elijah Seattle, Washington
Elijah is a musical project started in 2011 by Owen Barnes. Inspired by bands like Coheed and Cambria and Circa Survive, Elijah is kinetic music that is approachable for a broad range of people. The recent Waking Giants E.P. has been written and recorded completely by Owen Barnes. ... more
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