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Zonderphan Zophinian
05:55
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Ākāśha: Chapter 1 ~ Zoηderphaη Zophiηiaη
Can't anyone see just how amazing you are?
Can't anyone feel the scar from where god burned himself creating your star?
He took his time, he took a hundred thousand years
Just to love you and to kiss away your tears
As you burned out
As you burned out
As he burned you out
As you burned each other out
He wasn't strong enough to just love you and only you
He had to make a new star and guide your light so far through time to find it
That's when I first felt your heart
That's how I knew I was for you
When I felt a way inside myself
When I felt a way back to the start
I knew how I was created for you
I knew I was for you
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Noomi
03:52
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Ākāśha: Chapter 2 ~ נָעֳמִי
Always remember
You are always beautiful
You are always strong
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