1. |
Social
04:28
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I can't do this anymore
The one
The lights
The booze
The noise
The smoke
The feature
The maga-
Zine seeker
The fake
The castle
The friend
The asshole
The promise
Of silence
The fun
And the violence
The scroll
The story
On top of
The glory
The sense
In leaving
That God
Is grieving
The sealer
The keeper
A pleasure
On high
The phantom
Among us
De-liver
Or die
I can't do this anymore
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2. |
Escape Velocity
04:28
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The sky opens
Between the seas
Above the ice
We gave our kids
For bags of rice
Solid sisters
One and all
Who did some blow
Before the fall
Check for meaning
Void for matter
Bad drug trips
Expose the latter
Come all souls
Into our haven
Exploit our king
And shame our maiden
The years go fast
And moments slow
Beheadonism
Old bones grow
The last was was worse
Your one before
Of Babylon
She was the whore
Left for you
In empty feels
Men of sorrow
No crops to yield
Give them chances
Give them time
Infinite years
Banish the crime
The sky
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3. |
Homeless
03:39
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Food?
Tonight?
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4. |
End of Life Credits
04:00
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Home
We get to go home
Do I know you?
We get to go home
Sleep is God
We get to go home
We get to die
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5. |
Southill
03:56
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Birth
Bad things
Fear of school
Ugly and unworthy
Burned out cars and burned out houses
Evil people
Break-ins, stabbings and rape stories
Suicide
Sexual experimentation
...with friends
Trauma at home
Ugly
Divorce
Not a lot of female contact until later years
Graduation and take two
Weed, Jeff Buckley, Rain, Band
Growing up, alcohol
College, insecurity
Massive downfall
Free-fall insanity
Art and identity
OST
Dreams During Hibernation
Graduation
Obsession with showing her I am still hot shit
Hold
Homelessness
Decision to leave while staring at ceiling
Idealism
Depression-diagnosis-medication
No more eating shit
Slowing down
Hope
Death...
Relaxing muscles
...to ego
Slowing down
Big balls
Protection
Using my arm
Using my legs
Using my head
Telling her what I should have said
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6. |
Good Cult
02:24
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7. |
Heaven Hack
03:46
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Home
Hey ya
Night crawling
College prince
Friend to no one
Repeat rinse
Brought over
To his place
Dropped a rufee
White of race
This life
We die
Speak truth
Sell lies
3 months
1 fear
Wealth for time
Wealth for years
Hey ya
Hey
Hey ya
It's me
It's me
One day
Made ill
Those hurt
Will kill
Day off
At home
Shot dead
On throne
Life span
Not long
Touched girl
Went wrong
Mothers money
Worth shit
Pussy savior
Terror-ist
These eyes
See in
Bent bone
Paid sin
Look now
Mirror face
White boy
Proud race
Death defying
Stunt man
Always stuntin
Never ran
Lie here
Deep spell
You gave
You hell
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8. |
Death After Death
03:54
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No price
No center
No light
No mother
Thought I left you
Where I found you
Past the radar
Away from childhood
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9. |
Friends Forever
03:58
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Kids
Are for
The ones
Who know
The way
To teach
These words are value neutral
Every teacher was a pupil
Your life
Beyond
The fall
A child
From womb
To earth
A ghost
Of worth
One eats
All of your information
Killing all new observation
Your life
Beyond
The fall
A child from womb to earth, a ghost
Your life
Beyond
The fall
The child became her crutch
When the world became too much
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10. |
What If It Ends?
04:28
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