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The Obvious Ones
04:13
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Do you see us? We are the obvious ones
Hurry now, we got the engine on
Skipping class we go to jump the tracks
We've done it now, might as well make it last
Stay with me and we will be friends
We will wade through our troubles and our sins
Laughing off all the serious tones
What did we do it for? I don't know
Hold your hands over your eyes
Like on a movie screen
You start screaming, screaming
Advert your eyes if you don't want to see
I'm leaving, I'm leaving
Don't lock me away, it's a mistake
Nothing is as it seems to be
Just faded thoughts or made up memories
What we see, they seem to disagree
Trapped in noise, emphatic misery
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Painting Damascus
04:00
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we're taken over to make it better now oh oh oh
it isn't easy for now for life forever more
to show the city I'll paint the walls I build your dreams
without reason it's all from the heart and from the deed
of the girl I know from the car I was in
when I heard the sound she took my hand and said I was bleeding
They think I'm sleeping, eyes closed on earth but I'm so far away
In death I'm watching as they celebrate the city's fall like a constant holiday
surrounded by people who stomp though the nights they marched through the streets
and carry my body shrouded in white, entangled in dreams
of a girl that I knew from before
who was wrong when she said in the car that you're nothing in not breathing
They think I'm sleeping, eyes closed on earth but I'm so far away
In death I'm watching as they celebrate the city's fall like a constant holiday
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Superbia
03:37
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