1. |
What The Forests Dream
04:38
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(Instrumental)
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2. |
Melancholy
03:11
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"Maybe
I just like feeling this way.
I have reached a time
Where I don't really mind.
The scenery makes me sad
And I'm okay with that.
Everyone
has told me I have changed
That I am not the same.
Well here's to all my friends
Who still have not left.
I don't
Really have a reason to be sad.
It's just the way I am.
It's not all that bad.
I'm probably just falling
For a bit of melancholy.
Don't you
Worry about me.
I know it's hard to see
I'm just kind of difficult to be with.
Maybe
I just like feeling this way.
I have reached a time
Where I don't really mind.
The scenery makes me sad
And I'm okay with that.
I think its just this feeling of melancholy."
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3. |
Leveled Head
02:28
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"Eckhart saw Hell too.
He said: The only thing that burns in Hell
is the part of you that won't let go of life,
your memories, your attachments.
They burn them all away.
But they're not punishing you, he said.
They're freeing your soul.
So, if you're frightened of dying
and you're holding on,
you'll see devils tearing your life away.
But if you've made your peace,
then the devils are really angels,
freeing you from the earth."
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4. |
Page 36 Lesson 5
00:52
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"We are humans of habit that will and always continue to build, destroy and repair as shown throughout history.
Taking from our experiences and learning from them but always falling back later on down the line to remind us why changed.
An imperfect circle of life that we still continue to be apart of despite our efforts to separate ourselves.
So the question arises, are we necessary?"
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