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Immoral
04:04
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Into the face of the world we face who we are. In life, the decisions we make are made by others. A savoir will save us. Into the womb with a stroke, we'll wash it away.
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The pressure we have is torture. How can we erase the problems?
Into our lives we forget the ones we have lost. A savior will save us. Into your arms.
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The pressure we have is torture. How can we erase the problems? I want who we are to be normal. I don't want to be cold.
Into our lives we commit, accepting our fate.
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Excited but dead inside. I'm not the way you wanted. It's not right or wrong. I'm not weak or strong. Perfection's overrated.
The faces on the calendar are nothing more than people trying to work.
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It's been so long. Does it matter? We only follow. We always cover up the truth.
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If I'm alright there's no need to patch me up. Why not fight? They can always look away.
An honest life is never shown under the light you know.
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Your pseudo California is likened to a pop culture formula.
A veil of night has been pulled over eyes. It's pulled so tight that it's suffocating everything.
They were never right.
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Manhattan Project
03:13
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Pretend the word is over. Would you regret what you have done? You blew it up for fun. And as you start your grieving, Would you remember who it’s for, or would you ask for more?
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I want you to wake up. I will thank god I am not alone.
Now your house is empty. Your patrons came but now they’ve gone. You told them to move on.
And as you grew more greedy you stole from us to prove your point, and we slowly grew apart.
When you’re up there you waved goodbye. You solved your problems and you found yourself. When you’re up there you waved goodbye. You found a reason to do it right.
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Wake up. I will thank god I am not alone.
Wasting your life. Wasting your time. Wasted your life. Wasted your time.
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This wouldn't divide or save all progress that I have made. So lay down or fade out. I hope this is my mistake.
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You said it's too late. I hope this is my mistake.
Our only dividing trait is keeping our mind's awake.
So lay down or fade out. I hope this is my mistake.
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Order
04:18
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Drugs and martyrs... we have closed our borders.
Fallen soldier... he has followed orders.
You're so apologetic. We're so apathetic.
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Wake up! I am listening. Save us from mistakes that we have made.
Send out for mothers, our fathers and our brothers.
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Surefire is violently passive rock music. Aside from pounding the walls with solid rock riffs, they sculpt their songs with innovative melodies. The balance of near total rock and calm, blissful moods keeps the room from crumbling to the ground.
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