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Filter
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45
01:52
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Desert
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I looked for you in the ocean
I searched for you in the sea
But I found you in the desert and that doesn’t make very much sense to me.
There I found you in my sickness
There I found you in my pain
There I found you when I could not contemplate the thoughts running through my brain.
It was something that I could not control
I was something could not contain
It was terrorizing me, it was the personal hell burning in my brain.
There you found me in my sickness
There you found me in my pain
There you found me when I was being terrorized by the thoughts running through my brain.
I was deaf and I was blind
I was dead now I am alive
You gave me hope tomorrow
And the eternity I’ve been longing for
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Knew One
04:44
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Mike Waz.
03:05
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