1. |
How Are You
03:34
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I heard
It rained on your sorry
With a hint of golden sun
And ray of morning light
I know
The doubts you had to swallow
And I won't say, "Perhaps tomorrow"
"Perhaps tomorrow, I'll rise."
So, how are you, my love
How are you, my love
You can't
Fill the heart you've hollowed
Now you're looking for a sign
In the places that would haunt you
And I can't
Stand here, watching on my own
Won't you lay your weapons down
And stay a while with me?
So, how are you, my love
How are you, my love
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2. |
I Want To ___
03:28
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The stakes are too high
And I don't know how I'm
Gonna deal
An end to the mind
Without the selfish appeals
I wanna die
I wanna die
I wanna die
I wanna die
My head isn't right
Screwed on the wrong way
I suppose
I've emptied my mind
But the voices won't
Leave me alone
I wanna die
I wanna die
I wanna die
I wanna die...
...to all of my vices and all of my pain
I'll ruin my chances of going insane
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3. |
Wishing
05:24
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Please don't forget me
I can't feel anything in my lungs
I'm tired of wishing
I'm searching for remedies for my fall
And I can't forgive me
I'm under a waterfall
Rolling off
A precipice
Can't feel the rim
Am I back again?
You spend every breath in love
On You, I'm banking everything I know
You pull me to Your grace
I'm here at the reach of Your open arms
I'm falling on my face
There's no chance I'm taking
To leave You now
So, won't You just take me
Reel in this heart back to Your own?
Now, this is it
You mend the rift
And I'm back again
You spend every breath in love
On You, I'm banking everything I know
I'm tired of wishing
'Cuz it don't feel like living
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Sanskritelation Chicago, Illinois
My name is Santhosh Ebenezer.
I am 18 years old, and I make music under
"Sanskritelation," which is a self-authored portmanteau of my first name ("Santhosh," which has its roots in Sanskrit, meaning joy, elation, contentment, etc.).
My latest EP was made over the course of 3 months in my basement. It is based on ambient synth elements.
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Soundtrack To A Death
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Beautiful record, helps to put me at ease during my bustling morning commute. Dude's my age with sick production skills. My favorite tracks would be Lotus Eater and Know Me Better.
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