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Lockjaw
02:49
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Water's falling heaven awakes
the sky explodes and seeps into the River Tens
our bones shake as you laugh at the only road
give me the time, let us sing
why don't we forget what's wrong
hey lockjaw you never say what you mean
and it shows me that you can take it all away
It's a sign of the times and it hurts sometimes
at least we have each other to lean on
water's falling heaven awakes
the sky explodes and seeps into the River Tens
and seeps into the River Tens
and seeps into the river
and seeps into the river
and seeps into the river
and seeps into the River Tens
and seeps into the river
and seeps into the river
and seeps into the river
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Slow Burn Fuse
04:25
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I can't tell anymore can you hear me
Who knows why I'm always seething
I believe I've been teased by a long lust of dreams
I've been gone I've been back I've been stuck in between
Now I can't tell if you can hear me
I need a release from the taste of your kiss
I just can't resist wipe the crumbs from my fist
I've been walk the rows of a crowded store
I've been looking for things I can't pay for
Now I need a release from the taste of your kiss
I know we're running out of time
When we slow down everything is right
So light another match and try to burn me out
I'm a slow burn fuse you can't refuse
I'm a slow burn fuse you can't refuse
I've been up I've been out I've been searching around
I've been trying to say what I can't live without now
I know we're running out of time
When we slow down everything is right
So light another match and try to burn me out
I'm a slow burn fuse you can't refuse
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