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We are not Where We are
04:19
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Super secret alibi, can't escape your wandering eyes.
Point your finger to the sky, trying to figure out your life.
You gotta lay it down, figure out what you're gonna do about it (if you can)
We are not where we are.
Super secret alibi, take your shit and improvise.
Your master will then soon devise a plan; a prayer now to disguise.
You gotta lay it down, figure out what you're gonna do about it (if you can)
We are not where we are.
Can't find a way out.
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Ragnarok
03:43
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Hurry up, take your time, this world can stop on a dime
Two suns; the nova comes to spread it's dust over us
I can't find a way to catch this train
I'll wait..Today marks the first day
Clock strikes, December day; the hunter becomes the prey. Build your Mausoleum; mindless you will succumb
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Keeogee (Version 4)
03:23
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On the edge of my small bed
Winter's here the leaves are dead
Bare trees are my only friend
Now I know it's no mistake
Had as much as I can take
Dipped my heart into your lake
You can stay here
And you can write as much as you ever wanted
A fire's crackin' in the oceans blood
and you can have it, you can have it all
On the edge of my small bed
Flashing colours in my head
Subtle shades of green and red
Now I know it's no mistake
Had as much as I can take
Dipped my heart into your lake
I feel so restless
so tired yet my limbs progress
I gathered all I can harvest
And you can have it you can have it all.
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Even in the face of fire, it burns sometimes
Even though the flames grow higher, I smile sometimes
When you come around
Even though you paid the price, it breaks sometimes
Even though I chewed the wire, it talks, it beeps, it stalks, it shrieks
When you come around
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The Wayouts St John, New Brunswick
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