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ripple off
03:23
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the posture of people
is slanted and deformed
crucifixes traced in the air
incense burn in times of despair
I crawl inside of my brain
to live out the rest of my days
I crawl
I crawl
I crawl in side my brain
quiet distant
awkward mystic
paranoid about what was said
wanna go home to bed
this doesn't
this doesn't feel real
and this doesn't
this doesn't feel real
and this doesn't
this doesn't really appeal
to my current state of mind
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rooftop jam
02:30
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king cobra
02:39
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great religions
fire and ice
space time pollution light
headed under fences
to meet the new princess
it's dark and full of forces
learn to ride horses
cause cars are insane
you have me right where you want me
I see
mysteries of the ancient world
tame a king cobra
stop microwaving all your meals and kick the soda
go wander in the woods
until you know them
you have me right where you want
you think
but I learned how to leave the earth when I blink
the lights are really dim
the mood is on the decline
we have to look out for one another when it comes time
oh
and we cannot
we cannot
self destruct
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gahnu
01:32
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sigils on the t.v.
03:41
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you don't own me God of sin
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perfect sense
04:57
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