1. |
Hey There
03:52
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Hey there,
I didn't see you sit around, oh no.
Maybe we can,
Take a flight and,
Disappear tomorrow.
I'm dreaming,
Daydreaming I know.
Well, hey there.
Did you consider what I said back then.
Stagnant water,
Tastes so awful,
I just can't stand it.
I'm dreaming,
Daydreaming I know.
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2. |
Ugly Hunger
03:51
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Make a twist and change a way.
Feel this all again.
Disappears and changes shape.
Left unsaid for days.
Feed this ugly hunger,
Feed the sins we crave.
Finish one and onto another.
The circle starts again.
Feel this in the winter,
Feel this in the summer.
Feel this when I'm up and down,
I can't turn back again.
I'll take my knife,
And stab myself a thousand times to feel alive.
Leave it here for another day,
I'm sure it'll be alright.
You can stay if you 'wanna stay,
I'll leave on all the lights.
Feel this in the winter,
Feel this in the summer.
Feel this when I'm up and down,
I can't turn back again.
I'll take my knife,
And stab myself a thousand times to feel alive.
I'll change my mind,
And turn it upside down or inside out all night.
Make a twist and change a way,
Feel this all again.
Disappears and changes shape.
The circle starts again.
Feel this in the winter,
Feel this in the summer.
Feel this when I'm up and down,
I can't turn back again.
I'll take my knife,
And stab myself a thousand times to feel alive.
I'll change my mind,
And turn it upside down or inside out all night.
I'll take my knife,
And stab myself a thousand times to feel alive.
I'll change my mind,
And turn it upside down and inside out all night.
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3. |
On and On
03:37
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Driving my car into the night.
It never goes far, it never feels right.
But I'll go on and on and on, alone.
I know, I know, I know.
That I won't feel right.
I'm never coming back again.
The sunset draws my way out west.
I'm never 'gonna change my ways,
So don't wait up for me my friend.
Driving on my own.
Spending my time, spending my mind.
I'll even drive the long way around town, tonight.
I couldn't get by to save my life.
I couldn't get by to save my life.
I couldn't get by to save my life.
I couldn't get by, I couldn't get by.
I'm never coming back again.
The sunset draws my way out west.
I'm never 'gonna change my ways,
So don't wait up for me my friend.
Driving on my own.
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4. |
Flip Side
04:53
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I'll sacrifice, I don't think twice.
Oh nevermind, I am your vice.
I didn't find no peace of mind, yeah.
We stand like statues and complain,
And wonder why things stay the same.
The second time, I waded twice.
Oh nothing's fine, I fell from heights.
I didn't find no peace of mind, no.
We stand like statues and complain,
And wonder why things stay the same.
I've been down but I don't mind,
On the flip side, I could be better.
I've been down but I don't mind,
On the flip side, I should be better now.
A different time, the same demise.
I couldn't change my own divide.
I didn't find no peace of mind, yeah.
We stand like statues and complain,
And wonder why things stay the same.
I took a ride through my insides,
A jar of flies, to no surprise.
I didn't find no peace of mind, no.
We stand like statues and complain,
And wonder why things stay the same.
I've been down but I don't mind,
On the flip side, I could be better.
I've been down but I don't mind,
On the flip side, I should be better now.
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