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Don't Be Too Careful
03:46
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Way down yonder in the pit of despair
You couldn't pay me to split hairs or even care
Way down yonder in the PFC
Everybody's choosing between A and B
Don't be too careful
And give into fear
Don't be too careful
Or you'll disappear
Once upon a time when it didn't exist
Some hypocrites were ridiculous
And spent all their hours that they were allotted
On graphing their differences until they rotted
Gatekeepers keep keeping on
Charlatans play along
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2. |
Hatchet Moon
03:03
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An energy vortex drips from the skyline
The concrete against feet remind us of a time
Thank you all for listening
Crepuscules transitioning
Now I watch the water on the bayou while it's glistening
Alone but alive
I'm the king of the dive
Loose pebbles tumble lightly
Trying to get the moon to fight me
Parallel lives through kaleidoscope eyes
Like a phoenix we'll rise
Until our demise
A trail of dark corners
Clear a path in the rubble
The hatchet moon hangs low
It's looking like trouble
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Noid
02:35
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What about the time
Do you remember when
Cause I can't recall
Where we start and end
Where we start and end
May have been erased
I can't remember when
Oh, just forget it then
Can it be
Is it gone
We tried to see
Just how long
Middle of the night and it's not alright
I've been real, real noid and there's nothing in sight to fix it
So I got to nix it
When I wake up in the morning you're nowhere in sight
You never were
It's all been a blur
That I can't remember
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