1. |
make it through
02:45
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i want to go to bed, i want to wake up to another day
i still believe we'll make it through
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2. |
earth works
01:43
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wandered out west
weeds roll past
me and a mirror
looking inside of things
tear down the walls
built to keep the wild things tame
fuck the walls we hang ourselves on they can't hold us all
help them crumble, help them fall
under the sky we dig wounds in the earth
call it poetry, call it prose
i'll pose for the picture that every good tourist deserves
in the end it's all dirt
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3. |
smoke and mirrors
02:09
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i had bad dreams
so bad they came true
couldn't sleep knowing it's you and me
that have to take hold
i'm living in fear
of terror?
that's smoke and mirrors
take to the street
will it help anything?
they want us to be silent
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4. |
decent human
02:15
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i was born soaked in death
the sway of the howling wind ripped the earth
and made it's way through the carved hills
this endless drive
all the time spent to feel
the void is never filled
i want to be a decent human
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