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Myth (Part I)
02:58
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Who I thought you were
Never lived at all
I stay awake at night
It's a sobering thought
There goes fighting
Dragons with you
Cuz you don't exist
You were a myth
I have to go now
It's getting late
I'll put my coat on
I can't stay
I was in love with a ghost
How is it dead things sometimes look like life?
I can't move on, it's like
You are stuck in my throat
And I can't cry
I'm too busy building a moat
To keep you arm's length
I'm numb from pain
Cuz you don't exist
You're just a myth
So I have to go now
It's getting late
I'll put my coat on
I can't stay
I was in love with a ghost
How is it dead things sometimes look like life?
How is it dead things sometimes look like life?
How is it dead things sometimes look like you?
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Myth (Part II)
00:47
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Wolf Eyes
04:38
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Ruby, orange, and gold
Fox tails, eyes of wolf
Tempt me off the path
Flowers to distract
Your eyes are cold
When we meet
And o, how sharp
Are your teeth, my love
Why, why did I stray
When I knew the way?
His words were soft and sweet
But bitter thorns beneath
And when I die
In this place
What will my God
Have to say? Oh no
And there was light
I could see
The faintest hope
In my reach, my reach
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4. |
The Wood
04:08
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Eden Wilhelm Knoxville, Tennessee
Eden Wilhelm is a singer-songwriter who focuses on storytelling, drawing inspiration from folklore and fairy tales, and life experiences. On October 25th, 2019, she released her first work of music titled 'Household Tales'.
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