1. |
I See You
03:17
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I see you all the way
I hear you all the way from here
you've been standing there
I can't feel my heart beating
because it's in you
I see you everyday
you're on top right now
is that enough for you
all the time repeating
what I already knew
I see you everyday
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2. |
Dorothy
03:42
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I choose
to walk
in my
red shoes
murder mystery
if only I had a brain
you cannot walk in my shoes
because I'm not dead yet
lighten the tread
green eyes red heart
live love laugh
flapping wings get singed
emeralds coming apart
I choose
to walk
in my
red shoes
attention seeking
confronted with disdain
you cannot walk in my shoes
because I'm not dead yet
lighten the tread
mock up machine
crushing my dreams
average everyday
make up my own reality
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3. |
Truth
04:03
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silence isn't only golden
it can be as heavy as lead
it can be lighter than air
like that smile you wear
reset the speakers
I need some perspective
it can all be relative
if you want the truth then you will find it
it might not be something that you want to hear
I didn't ask to be here
I just got here
I came in and left a mess
now I'm just gonna leave
don't ask me to take responsibility
for opportunities
and possibilities
I was asleep
if you want the truth then you will find it
it might not be something that you want to hear
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4. |
Serpent's Stance
04:38
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i'm taking the serpents stance
it's the least I can do for you
sneaking through the noise
how far can I stretch
the umbilical cord that ties to you
emancipator, I've see you in the mirror
and it only reflects un-truth's
I know this plot, I've seen it before
and now it's time for something new
power is for the weak
shedding the cycle
complete my winning streak
flexing the muscle
clamouring for your touch
to show my devotion to you
let your words spell out my worth
make it mean something to you
power is for the weak
shedding the cycle
complete my winning streak
flexing the muscle
a heart of gold melts when it gets too hot
and when it burns it melts and disappears
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5. |
They're On To You
02:49
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i'm here for you
i'm taking you to my happy place
debating with the other me in my psyche
not you again
I though I was was rid of you
but I was wrong
and I should have known it all along
stiff upper lip
don't even let them know he's there
talking to him will only give you away
not you again
I though I was was rid of you
but I was wrong
and I should have known it all along
they're on to you
but I guess you already knew
because you couldn't keep anything to yourself
no time to boast
because you hate who you truly are
no one's gonna fall for your little facade
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6. |
Another Rule
05:51
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I let myself lose it
and I guess that it's on me
the road I've followed to enlightenment
has slowly broken me
my pride has started boiling
and Its moving up my throat
I could choose to walk away
but i know I'll have to grovel later
don't feel like being nice today
but I'm gonna do it anyway
saying what I mean
will make you wanna run away
I know I should perform my role
It's easier to say than do
trying to burn the thoughts within
another grenade
another grin
getting sucked into what you believe
every time you're trying to breathe
by now I thought i'd be complete
it's as though my mind has been seized
I get sucked into what I believe
All the time
All the time
By now I thought I'd be complete
but you know it gets so hard when I'm trying to breath
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Pollinator Johannesburg, South Africa
Guitars, bass, drums and some harmonies; on a bed of lettuce, with melted cheese on top.
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