1. |
To Be No Winds
03:13
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My crime conditioned minds
I crave my heart, my blinds
Make your hate leads up finds
The way to be no winds
Yeah, collected souls
Yeah, can't break, it starts
Yeah, but you are true
I'll wine and wait for tip
The channel's full of clip
Pray for us and be hip
My time, drip drip drip
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2. |
What's Real
02:13
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Ain't it was set, you can't see
Two heads and a cat fight
There we're running fast food be
I'll remember our right
Do you know what's real about me?
Do you know what's real?
Yeah, yeah
No
Loaded gun but he's still fat
That's where we spoke of hell
Wrap it wasn't meant like that
But I like to back well
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3. |
Easy Life
03:27
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How to run for three
'cause it keeps on numbing me
Just another road
I wanna know that they are owed
I go to believe
You deal in the sky
Wake up like The Doors
Up with me and that is why
Why they could be dead
Kissing words don't let me zed
And you, only you
I am going to love you too
The stroke it grinds its own
Scream, my clothes, don't know that throne
Beauty of my knife
When you're sick, so easy life
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CHORDS for playing this song yourself on a guitar or whatever
Easy Life
by Nerk
Basically the chords are:
A F#m G Em
over and over
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verse:
A F#m G Em Em/G
how to run for three
A F#m G Em Em/G
cause it keeps on numbing me
A F#m G Em Em/G
just another road
A F#m G Em Em/G
i wanna know that they are owed
chorus:
A F#m G Em Em/G
i go to believe
A F#m G Em Em/G
you deal in the sky
A F#m G Em Em/G
wake up like doors
A F#m G Em Em/G
up with me and that is why
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why they could be dead
kissing words don't let me zed
and you only you
i'm going to love you too
the stroke it grinds its own
scream my clothes don't know that throne
beauty of my knife
when you're sick, so easy life
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~ s o l o ~
G A Em C (4x)
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end:
A F#m G Em Em/G A
how to run for three
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