1. |
Across the Pond
02:08
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hey man, man hey
fuck off with your hyperbole
i don't even know you
or your shitty band's story
and no one wants to hear you cry
from across the pond
hey girl, girl hey
why you wasting your time with him
he's a boy, a boy hey
fucked in the worst ways
and no one wants to hear him cry
from across the pond
oh come now
don't turn away from me
i've got some truth to throw down
for you baby
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Throwaway
01:29
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you're just a throwaway
stop fucking around
and if you can't locate the bad guy
chances are you are him
come on down from your rain cloud
and if you can't control the fire
maybe you shouldn't play
with the torches and the gasoline
just to cause a scene
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Pittsburgh, 2008
03:30
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when the lights go down
we don't need to be afraid anymore
we can let the lost shades explore the night
conquer and divide
when the lights go down
and the others fall into their deep sleeps
and the lock on the cabinet isn't so hard to break
there's that voice calling me to war again
we're going down
when the lights go down
i can still feel the holes in my back
swallowed by the flashing lights
sirens bringing me back
oh why did they bring me back
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4. |
Mescaline
03:39
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he took the bullet train
down to the end of the line
he took the motor way
down to th end of the line
and it was slow
she took that aeroplane
down to the end of the line
she took some mescaline
down to the end of the line
and it was slow
i took my own feet
down to the end of the line
i took this old voice
down to the end of the line
and it was slow
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The Fur and the Fang Kansas City, Missouri
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