1. |
Problem
05:01
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we got a problem that we know how to fix
fear and loathing get their low life fix
taking your lives with the knives they're holding
indeed it's time to remind of the tolling
we've been had, it's all bad
shedding light of a wild kind
mom and dad, dying sad
crying to the sky
what's with the confusion of if you matter?
right and wrong don't seem to matter
we're all involved and it's all gonna come through
we're so damn tired that it's fire that we come to
we've been had, it's all bad
shedding light of a wild kind
mom and dad, dying sad
crying to the sky
oh, why?
we shouldn't have to do the same old shit
we've been had, it's all bad
shedding light of a wild kind
mom and dad, dying sad
crying to the sky
oh, why?
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2. |
Supernova
04:19
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pushed you way too hard
burned up like a star
you're what we dream to be
dying freshly picked
blonde and always sick
eyes of a man who sees
and we gotta know what happened
won't you tell us one day?
meteoric sound
passion with no bound
you're wast we dream to be
still make tidal waves
we still misbehave
supernova too early
and we gotta know what happened
won't you tell us one day?
tell us one day.
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3. |
Bouncy
04:12
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thinking of how much is gone
and just what i wanna see
this has already been done
by people i wanna be
searching for something to say
not like you wanted to hear
let's get this out of the way
i'm talking out of my fear
oooh
this one sounds bouncy
and unastounding
oh, there's something calling to me
but like it came it has left
told me that i would be free
but leaving me so bereft
this one sounds bouncy
and unastounding
oooh
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