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New Demands (Demo)
03:10
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Old and empty fires deplete and burn up waste
It's all I have inside to see the hero's face
And when you turn, who do you see?
Are we numb below the knee?
This rainy, cold July
Unwinds when nature speaks
A fee unpaid turns dry and bleached in August heat
The money turns to time
An alchemy complete
The traffic halts without a jam
Thieving clocks will lose their hands
And kings alone will die to meet the new demands
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Pink Flamingos (Demo)
03:47
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Out of sight and out of mind
Couldn't find a better lie
Drifting further out of line
Red lights flashing from behind
We couldn't find our way
Out of the bedroom door
The world looks fine today
Can't ask for anything more
Spinning circles all the time
Playing it loose won't get it right
Feel so low but we stay so high
Clear as day and dark as night (alright)
We couldn't find a way
Off of the bathroom floor
Feeling fine today
Don't need anything more
We couldn't find our way
Out of the bedroom door
The world looks fine today
Can't ask for anything more
Never find a way
We never find our way
Never find a way
We never find our way
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So we set sail on that day
All our hearts in disarray
That only four could go
Only really goes to show
This heart to be broken x2
And it’s calm before the storm x2
Soon we found a rocky cove
Little place to call our own
It was sheltered far away
From the eyes of yesterday
This heart to be broken x2
And it’s calm before the storm x2
Soon our time was running out
A useless cause, no need to shout
We were waiting for the rain
And you were screaming when it came
This heart to be broken x2
And it’s calm before the storm x whatever
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