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Asteroid Blues
03:14
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I’ll pay your price to change my face
A small sacrifice to leave this lonely place
Blast off the planet in ecstasy
Among the stars where I’m supposed to be
You’ll know it by the trail it leaves
Finally floating away
I was scared
But now its okay
There’s more than enough but I’m a thief
Always guilty of taking more than I need
What the fuck is holding me here
I’m always wrapped up in my fear
Maybe you’re exactly what I need
Now we’re floating away
I know you’re scared
But you’ll be okay
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Repetition
03:31
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Autopilot
03:55
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A shallow breath starts to paint it all
Built themselves up but down they came they slip they fell
Day and night try to forget
I couldn't tell who seems to be more sick of it
We do the drugs we're told
We buy the lies we're sold
We're made to be mindless machines
Broken down and obsolete
Drenched and bathed in sin
Afraid to death to let them in
Tried to fight them back
But our will to live it starts to crack
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4. |
Feign
05:24
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I carry the eyes of an empty shell
To them it's dead, but maybe you can tell
Don't believe that you were ever free
You'll reside under watch eternally
Remembering won't be worth the risk
Still you'll try, the pain is coming
Once I could sleep
With all the pills they gave to me
I thought I could keep
A simple sense of sanity
You used to speak a sort of light and not this fallacy
I could believe any lie that you would sell to me
Oh, you'll never see
Oh, you'll never heed
The lessons of your broken dreams
You used to speak a sort of light and not this fallacy
I could believe any lie that you would sell to me
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