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Quoting Silence
03:44
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LYRICS:
No more for me I'm heeding shit that you wouldn't believe.
So long to the ice melting, she said you wouldn't believe.
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2. |
On the Bright Side
03:29
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LYRICS:
I took a stroll around the globe.
What I thought was up, I found to be down.
Either way, I'll still come back around
to the one I love most of all.
Lay awake and the rain keeps pouring down.
After all it's a glorified cycle.
Either way, left for another day.
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3. |
Reconcile
04:22
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I'll wait here for
your tide to rise
even though, i know
the moon will pull you low.
Again, again and again.
In a requiem all who are yearning.
I'd run away just to hear you say
you won't let go.
I could have it any other way,
just so you know.
Another day, rainy parade,
another scapegoat.
Winding up tighter and tighter,
a stronger solenoid.
With wings made of wax
cannot triumph, cannot relax.
Window for a world's view.
Peace, amidst the shattering glass.
Again, again and again.
Out your guts spill on me,
they're churning.
I'd run away just to hear you say
you won't let go.
I wouldn't have it any other way,
just so you know.
Another day, rainy parade,
another scapegoat.
Winding up tighter and tighter,
a stronger soul.
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4. |
Coroner Could
03:29
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Oh, indifference,
hold my heart.
Won't you stay a while?
warm my numb skull.
If I could, I would.
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5. |
Charlatan Heart
03:50
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I put a hole in my heart, with a blind shot in the dark.
I went for gold in a fire, to find a hole in my heart.
You can fill it if you want to. You can heal it if you'd reach out and try.
You can reveal it if you want to. Well you can steal it if you'd reach out and try.
The time called for it all, like a shell brought to the shore.
Another flood for the ark, a test of strength for my heart.
You can fear it if you want to, you can hear it if you'd reach out and try.
You can feel it if you want to. Reinstate the beat back to life.
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6. |
Proverb-idioms
05:19
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