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Erase
04:18
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I got the feeling I cant erase
Just like she used to say
Ain't no sin to shake off your skin
And dance around in your bones
Soul sweat down your face
How hot its been for days
Wall to wall locked in a trance
Banging on them tubs till you dance
See it all through their eyes
See it all through their eyes
I got the feeling I cant erase but
Breaking down and doing what you please
But still you got a hold on me
Slowly everything is gonna come to life
The longer you wait the longer you might
But you will not hear my long goodbyes again
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2. |
Missing Person
04:43
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Wait till the moon and stars surround you
It's easier in the dark
Cause you can't run away
When the haze of the day
Keeps you comatose
And there's no hiding from the sharks
I'll have a taste of what your giving
Then go and crawl up in a ball
Can't swim upstream
Or Wake from the dream
There must be something without there's nothing
There must be something there must
The hollow moon is stretched and lonely
Above the hills it plays along
Still you can't understand
Why the hole in your head
Is getting bigger
Sometimes we don't see right from wrong
There must be something without there's nothing
There must be something there must
Standing in the hole waiting for a signal (missing person)
Bullet in the air coming back to get ya (missing person)
And you wont cover up your tear cause you want it right now
Sentimental fool liking for a good time (missing person)
This is not your fathers machine (missing person)
This is not an apology (missing person)
This is not your fathers machine (missing person)
Showing up to string us along
There must be something without there's nothing
There must be something there must
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