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Lighthouse
01:38
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Myalomorphosis
04:38
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If I forgot my wanderlust at home
All rooms would get emptier as time went on
As nostalgia can be the greatest trap
Telling us the enemy is time itself
I don't want to be the same as I was
I don't want to feel my views didn't change much
Too much constancy is constraint
And there is no strength without resilience
Reviving is how we life wisely
If I let my nihilism unleashed
My soul will no longer travel with me
There is no point moving yourself
Towards any place you won't embrace well
I don't want to be the same as I was
I don't want to feel my views didn't change much
Too much constancy is constraint
And there is no strength without resilience
Reviving is how we life wisely
Se eu esquecer de mudar minha visão
Minhas perspectivas se manterão
Novos problemas vão me estremecer
Velhos problemas sempre a me bater
I don't want to be the same as I was
I don't want to feel my views didn't change much
Too much constancy is constraint
And there is no strength without resilience
Reviving is how we life wisely
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Routine
02:18
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Soto Orbis Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Soto Orbis is a independent singer who uses music to understand the world and himself better
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