1. |
Safety
05:06
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2. |
Cells
03:29
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3. |
Thread
04:30
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4. |
Wake Up Alone
04:55
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Hold my hand I'm back together with you
Piece my face it's a puzzle for you
Hold my hands out for gloving like a heavy weight
All I've seen no comparison to you
I only seem to wake up alone in my head
All this time I a swear I've been next to you
Under cloak I keep a dagger for you
Feel my hands my bones are brittle like you
Sinking further than I ever meant to
Under waves of my emotional abuse
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5. |
14&7
05:06
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6. |
Travelogue
03:19
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7. |
Lemon Drop
02:53
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8. |
Applause
04:52
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How long
Has this been going when on
But her lips cracked with a smile
And I'm right at home
The distance
Grows so long till we're all alone
Making love to a cigarette
And I'm right at home
But oh, it's the same thing
She stares right through me and she's bound to see
When it looks like I'm getting away
Then she sees right through me
No applause today.
How come you never come home?
When your days are filled with the lies
Of all the places that you've never been
And too much time on your hands
You've got nothing to lose
But the lessons that you learned as a little kid
You want it. You can have it. But no applause today
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