1. |
Sad And Done
03:41
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Satan ain't so strange
Who I wonder grows?
There's nothing for a change
And never stop those
I don't always have to hide
Crawling onto one
A life you've got besides
Shut up I'm done
Don't raise my bed, let me lie
I love your troubles in the sky
And oceans full of your friends, is it from me?
To do the same old love, I tear you see
And we are holy as you get off your bow
Go now, turn around, I'm on the way now
Don't let go and that's all
Please help me know soon
You know I think so small
Take me to the moon
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2. |
You Say
03:19
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Just one left now let it be with me
But I try to make it shine
Now it's all in the dark dark sea
They all died while waiting in line
Count back time
In a new way I was true
You say
We'll turn too
From the sun in front of you
You say
And I'll look for what's mine next time
Never, always, what to be?
Saved from the place to shine
You should really try to see
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3. |
Entropy
06:22
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Through the wall
Let it all
Crack and make it cry
You're confused
I love you
Some may wonder why
But it's gone
Everything you've done
So shall you
But I do
When we're gonna die
But I mean
Serve your queen
Some may wonder why
But it's gone
Everything you've done
But it's gone
Everything you've done
But it's gone
Love is but a pawn
But it's gone
Everything you've done
You can't help but grin
How you lose the place to dust
I won't let me win
You say you want your cut
Yeah
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