1. |
nothing
03:33
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stem the never tide of the yo-yo moon
nothing all day long
and you felt that crime spread out
be well, safe at home
uprightsidedown
nothing all day long
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2. |
bitter parts
03:01
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ive had enough of sipping on this bitter cup
ive had my fill of sucking on this bitter pill
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3. |
new knot
03:13
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i wanna kill but still be innocent
im even angry when i sleep
i dreamt the desert was a swimming pool, where i could splash and kick and scream
i wanna die but still be alive
what i knew i didnt know
what i know i never knew
now i know a new knot, i hope they name it after me
im shaking my head with me in it
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4. |
renal failure
04:31
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from this valley to the next
mouths are dry, lips are wet
too bad you cant drink people sweat
you are why you go
too bad...
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