1. |
[Re]:awaken
03:53
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Trouble came once more
I almost lost my best friend
because I didn’t trust
I turned into a monster
But we worked it out
and we got this far
I’m so grateful that
You healed my scars
You can be forgetful
But you’re always there
We have our own lives
But in time they’ll be shared
And we worked it out
and we got this far
I so grateful that
You healed my scars
Oh we worked it out
and we got this far
I so grateful that
You healed my scars
I have been saved
I have let it in the light
And I’ll go on and on
we’ll go on and on
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2. |
Illuminated
03:20
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3. |
White
03:36
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Love
I’m
finally
free.
The Dark
has
no more power
over me.
Light’s running through
my veins like I always dreamed.
Thanks to you
I lived through this
I made it here
with no more fear
You rescued me
you brought me home
right where I’m meant
to stay and not roam.
Thanks to you
I survived
I made it here
with no more fear
Nick
you
took me in.
Surrounded me
in
hope and peace
You’ll stay with me
into the night
and watch me as
I’m clothed in white
Thanks to you
I made it here
In Love and Light
with no more fear
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Aureus Nova Solis Buffalo, New York
I have been recording music since July 2009 across various projects:
The Silent
Boy
thesilentboy.bandcamp.com
(2009-)
Stars & Constellations
stars-constellations.bandcamp.com
(2010-)
AQVARIVS
aqvarivs.bandcamp.com
(2013-2014)
Kaleidanoyse
kaleidanoyse.bandcamp.com
(2012, 2016-)
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