1. |
home
01:42
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today I drove by, where I used to play when I was small
I only recognize this neighborhood by street signs
houses build on the graves where our dreams lie
this doesn’t feel like home anymore
All that I see, fake smiles stupid dogs behind fences
SUVs and payment plans that are endless
illusion of freedom that’s senseless
this doesn’t feel like home anymore
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2. |
state of unrest
01:38
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curiosity killed
another cat that
lost it's chance to clear out and spoke too soon
better let those sleeping dogs lie
a scenario that feels like history repeating
another mission
nearly completed
sadly this time the final one
we raped and killed
till there's no more left
to take
without rhyme or reason beauty got turned into a mess
state of unrest
once on a winning streak
now slipping into a fucking nightmare
polluted, pitch black
mankind killed another time
when do we notice
when will it end
what comes around goes around
I don’t wanna know...
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3. |
waiting
01:47
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as I hold my breath for only a moment
I realize the nonsense of it all
this circle keeps on spinning, while I am waiting
impatiently for something to begin
as routine drags you, hourglasses crack
and it’s slowly slipping through my hands
as I sit and wait and wonder
I’m really giving in
as I count the sunsets, I’m crossing out the days
life’s never wasted, just spend in the wrong place
and I’m sick and bored now, tired and worn out
sophisticated and ready to go now
as routine drags you, hourglasses crack
and it’s slowly slipping through my hands
as I sit and wait and wonder
I’m really giving in
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