1. |
He Hates
03:06
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I find, somehow
the mistakes made
stay for awhile
Why pry more?
a locked door
that keeps us out
from truly you
I'll run from this
run from lies
running from all that she makes
casting
brooding
Listing every reeling
feeling you put in me
I'll run from this
running from all that she makes
lasted
looted
conscious waste
that you'll find somewhere else
where else?
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2. |
Cradle
04:25
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Bing bing bing.
No sing sing.
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3. |
Fritillary
02:45
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we waste
all this time
instead of a reasonable
ease of life
in the pile
it reigns up high
It's flooding
flooding our senses here.
we set this mess
retention of tension that we make
within
there
inside of
a passion of leisure is
all that we've left back, here.
reside
rapture of nonsense
fears you ride
caption you lined
can't stop the
righteous in me
your story fails somehow
in spite
of all that we've seen
the truth shows up now.
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4. |
Lumen
02:32
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5. |
5
00:22
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Burl St. Augustine, Florida
Dave Lowther - Drums
Alan Mills - Guitar / Vocals
Eric Patrick - Bass
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