1. |
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Do you feel the sun coming?
Coming to you?
Open your arms and see
What does it mean to see?
Do you feel the sun?
Do you feel the sun?
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2. |
Mystery
02:13
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Don't you know I pay the rent?
Where have you, have you been?
Lets talk about it
Lets see eye to eye
Its alright
I got time
It is fair
You take your time
Don't you know I don't care?
What you do, with your hair?
Lets talk about it
Lets see eye to eye
Its alright
I got time
It is fair
You take your time
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3. |
Jukebox City
02:49
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There's no way outta this
You said fuck it all
I don't what this is
But it would be nice to know
There is no
place to run
There are no
mountains to climb
I want to get outta here
Pack my bags I need to go
I want to get outta here
Pack my bags I need to go
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4. |
Wasps Nests
03:45
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I wanna stay in
But she wanted to go out
Out of the house
The world is just too big
Your wet skin has cracks
That reveal whats within us
If I could hold back
And see you
Just the way that you were
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5. |
The Future
02:16
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Tell me about the future
If you pretend to know
What will you do with money?
It'll all be gone
Save water
We will all need it
Save water
We will all need it
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