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Estranged
02:37
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Riding through endless towns in the rain
A dozen men or so are always down there waiting
Shit out of luck and stuck your own
The last rays of light disappear over your horizon
Goodnight boy, good night
you put up a good fight boy
now its over
This is the path you've paved
Its so tragically depraved
Would you change a thing if you knew how
Petty crime pays for your fun with other stupid useless cunts
Could have chose a life of love cause now your life just fuckin sucks
Good night boy, good night
You put up a good fight boy
Now its over
Good night boy
Goodnight
its over
its over
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2. |
Untitled 1
02:14
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3. |
A flicker of Dust
03:14
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As time goes on and on you can hear that horn
You couldn't blame anyone for thinking we're too far gone
Can you help me can you help me i've been pushing my luck far too long
This heart n soul is still in intact it definitely has not been torn
There's no room for any fear or doubt, when my favourite musics playing loud
We thought we could fill each others cups
Then just ended up having to drink too much ugh
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