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Oh, Ecstasy
04:59
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All the heart is gone
We're stuck somewhere where no one seems to be from
Turn your gaze upon
Parents and the girls with names on lists you haven't drawn
Murder all the men
Fall in line again
Hanging from the tree
Oh Ecstasy
Tired of digging up the bones that I buried
Rethink the times with the girls that I married
Probably put mistakes on the back of my boy
Is there a man nearby
Take in all the air
No one breaths this stuff or regards this affair
Hide the oldest ones
Luggage room for new mistakes and seats for younger guns
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New City
04:53
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This old heart has been breaking long before I ran into to you, don't blame the view
It's not about the story, I've been stocking up on all the things that can hurt me.
I went back to my hometown, try to find out what there's to do, Nothing was new.
I'm here to bleed on tables, watching over your life. Don't blame the view.
(Chorus)
Just call me so fitful or faithful
I'll try to find out what is probably painful
You don't know you're getting into.
I went back to my hometown, try to patch the shirts I bled through, but all that is through.
Let's start with all the maybes, watching over your life while you try, don't blame the view.
(Chorus)
Just call me so fitful or faithful
I'll try fighting for the progress that's painful
You don't know what you're getting into.
I'll find a way to crawl forever.
I'll try and stay alone.
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I Like Your Science
02:44
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This is not just a love story. Lives will end. Oh, lives will end.
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Catastrophist Bakersfield, California
ca·tastro·phist - We are a rock band
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