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Red Giant
08:26
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Gravity Tide
08:42
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Distant forces, stir within the waves
Spiral orbit
Cosmic thirst, the Moon and Sun convene
Skies are yearning, to drink the tears of Earth
Ground is shifting
Tides are rising, crest begins to swell
Mountain summit, submerged in floating sea
Clouds are drowning
Waves ascendent, the ocean floor revealed
Shores give way, astral tide awaits
Solis calling
Desert planet, passageways remain
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