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Eagle
03:34
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Sift through the crowd, gather around.
And tell a tale that never ends of places I have never been.
Is this just a dream? Am I awake, or am I sleeping?
(ooo-aaa)
Eagle calling; most enthralling.
It wrapped it's wings around my head,
whispered secrets as I said:
Is this just a dream? Am I awake, or am I sleeping?
(ooo-aaa)
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Hoser
02:08
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I'm a mess, it's not your fault,
I lost my conscience long ago.
There's a bug inside my brain;
it tells me secrets I can't explain.
Where's the fun in being plain?
We watched the city go up in flames.
You're a mess, it's all your fault,
Now drive that ego straight up your ass.
You can't hide.
You can't run away.
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The Wayouts St John, New Brunswick
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