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Leonardo
04:22
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This place has died but the memory endures
This heart has grown cold but it still beats inside this chest
It beats to the tune of a song we once sang
A song that once resided on our lips
Now only the symphony of loneliness falls from these lips
And with each day I pray
I can feel the separation pulling on the deepest of my heart strings
Left with an empty picture frame
I'm forced to forget every memory
And I still pray that each day will bring you back
But I rest in knowing that it is all part of His plan
And I will never stray from the path
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Raphael
02:08
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Scarlet and Jasmine
04:57
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These flickering street lights guide me on my lonely path
Empty alleyways and broken windows keep me company
My reflection in the puddles paints a solo portrait
How long will the rains of isolation fall
When will my attempts and aspirations finally become something noteworthy
This is the last they will ever see of me
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Michelangelo
02:50
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Bleeding Kansas
05:35
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Farewell once and for all
This night will consume us all
Forget my face and I'll fade away
Like the memories that beg to be set ablaze
It's the time of the year when your eyes see right through me
Line me up for your fall, it's so hard when you're not with me
Your head is hurting, your heart is stabbed
Think of something from your part
Think of me
Don't walk away
For my breath is not spent
And I need to curse your love with a kiss
Don't walk away
Forget my face and I'll fade away
Like the memories that beg to be set ablaze
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7. |
Donatello
04:49
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