Walking These Cold Streets

from Dead Luminous Ocean by Crescent Days

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I silently wonder in solitude, walking these cold streets, pale skin in disguise, my unevenly eyes... Intoxicated view of neon glow, I feel neither at home, or alive.

The touch of persistence, these dazed obstacles leave me in a trance, am I alive or dead?

The manifestation of being drunk, indicates my hangover, I drift on the sidewalk face down, on the ground, awoken by the sight of several blurry lights..a thousand faces remain the same, am I dreaming?

I don't feel neither at home, Nor do I feel alive.. Just breathing, My being, empty, existence of the nothingness

I don't feel neither at home, Nor do I feel alive.. Just breathing, my being, empty, existence of the nothingness..

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from Dead Luminous Ocean, released June 12, 2015

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