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Asphalt Beer
11:51
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Button Pusher
06:18
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I don't want to talk to you about it
I just want you to want to do something about it
Hence this phone call...
I don't want to cover up the tears
I just want you to want to do something
so that you feel it to the end
Despite the Villain in me
I know why you called me in today
to see my stupid face smiling back and dumb
feel the numbness now
so I can put my finger on you
I don't want to push you up against them
I just wanna rise my head up along it
Murky water in all the things I thought of.
And I don't want to talk to you about it
I just want you to want to do something about it
Hence this phone call...
Despite the villain in me.
I know why you called me in today
to see my stupid face smile back, it don't.
Feel the numbness now
its good to feel some things that I can't put my finger on,
you.
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3. |
Creedence to Clean
04:53
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standing by the river with your head out to tomorrow
wY UP IN THE MOUNTAIS FLOWERS SOURCE OF INCOME
natures iron fist
inner core wants more
don't you let them trace this back to me
finally getting out of it
finally getting back to it.
weeping on a tantrum
passing it all back and forth
chewing scraps
asleep in leaves
re-entry
hitting bone
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4. |
Pipelines
02:05
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Going to the tidal waves
where you met me and it was beautiful.
Go in to a quick panic
on a white line crossing interstates.
on a butt ass lie crossing interstates.
Destiny awaits, let me in
Destiny is stars, let me love, all among them.
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