1. |
Will Not Always Be
03:20
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They went on, beyond human reach
Left a hole going on deeper still
Illusion blown, not always welcome
Still maintain they're the nearest to you
Always faint in the core
It's critical that we get things straight
You are and will not always be
I am and will not always be
So as long as you wear it, make it dance.
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Deliver Results
01:29
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One is high on faith and the other is on a 12-step program.
Deliver Results.
Flying through the windshield, get on and make that phone ring.
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
I'm just a child this my fist in the air.
You find that strange, and I don't think I care.
These are not roads on which we belong.
THESE ARE NOT ROADS ON WHICH WE BELONG.
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3. |
The Rebuilt
02:03
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The Rebuilt
You'd find a bitter pill among all alliances, honest.
Bridge, train, bitch and begin. You've banked on the barricades and built new.
You're own eclectics stand among the rebuilt, but you are neither.
You are neither.
It's time now to be gone, for us for now, then the telephone rings.
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Once It Was a Tragedy
01:08
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Once it was a Tragedy
Now you're up, it seems so long since its been around.
He was down, you controlled ands, hearts and minds.
Can't perfect the avoidance of reproach.
Whereas once it was a tragedy.
All engorged, you went for comfort.
Intentions hurt your own children.
Your husband died quickly inside him,
Simple mother hold your temper.
Now everything depends on you.
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5. |
Trying to Quit Xmas
02:29
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Trying to Quit Xmas
In all warm and fuzzy, outside cold desert wind
and drunk you've knocked down some people here and there.
Why settle for the fall when it calls up on the phone?
Just take away your house.
My belief in loss is tried and true
I might here have a bottle, or some money to pitch in.
Tradition is nice but for fitting in.
My skin dry and cracking, my thoughts are of endings,
Now I'm trying to protest and I'm trying to quit christmas.
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6. |
You Might Die
02:17
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You Might Die
You might die
We should die
All die now.
You might die
We should die
I'll die now.
I told the cancer lady about my lousy weekend.
She took it all in stride, and kept her hair 'til a few days later.
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1,111
A golden era of manipulation
Come on along.
The full-time stink prevails, I've got the digs to outlast a lifetime.
You might encounter the enormous luck of joy -
You hope.
But you'll never have to think how it hurts to be forgotten.
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8. |
Denounce the Sun
02:23
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Denounce the Sun
Four has been paranoid
Three has no soul
Two on the way out
One/won awards
Breathe in the outside, take in the wind
Sure you love the absence will you mind when it's gone?
Denounce the sun, cracked a smile.
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9. |
Cars Adorn
03:08
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Coming soon
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10. |
Kind of Chill
01:38
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Coming.
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11. |
The Best Bastards
03:46
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coming
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12. |
No Mortal Creed
01:14
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Coming
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Coming
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14. |
May Belle
02:45
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coming
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Drives
02:16
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Coming
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Coming
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17. |
Done Right Now
01:52
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Coming
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18. |
You're Not Acting
02:25
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Coming
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19. |
Something of a Curse
03:15
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Coming
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21. |
Ascent Remix Excerpt
01:05
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Coming
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22. |
Not On Your Insides
03:27
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23. |
One Minute
00:54
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24. |
Resident Junkie
02:38
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25. |
Block Means
03:48
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26. |
Corporate, Inc.
00:33
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28. |
Over the State
04:14
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