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Illumination
07:27
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When all was said and done
When all our hopes were gone
There's still a force that pushes from behind
From beneath the surface to the ground
Illumination
Rebirth, come back, breathe in, relax
Illumination
When we were overwhelmed doubt and despair
When we thought there was nothing left to share
There's still a force that pushes from below
Crawling maggots soaring to the sky
Illumination
Just when we thought it was forever lost
Just when we thought it was all too late
There's still a light that drives us forward
A drive to reach the point of focus
Rebirth, breathe in, relax
Illumination
Some would call it religion, some would call it the light of passion
Some will call it perfection, some will claim the need for action
Call it what you will, call it what you may
Just let it seep into you
Just let it grow inside you
Just let it live in you
Just let it seep through and grow deep into your skin
Rebirth, come back, focus, breathe in, relax
Illumination
Some would call it religion, some would call it the light of passion
Some will call it perfection, some will claim the need for action
Call it what you will, call it what you may
Just let it seep into you, just let it grow inside you
Just let it seep through into your skin
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Tinkling Forks (extract)
01:02
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Grand Buffet (extract)
01:00
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Autumn (extract)
01:52
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