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One Pedal To Another
03:04
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one pedal to another
we've got this fucking disease
and so we try to stay clean
we force our sounds in a box
they make us march to a clock
and i am one of them
much to my dismay
and i will try to control this
by the end of the day
i run a catalog
of every kind of mistake
and with that person behind you
it's hard to concentrate
this is not paradise
this is hell in a room
and if it's all we know
you'll too be counting soon
this side is uneven
in time it won't stop falling down
we'll change from beats to minutes 'cause life's too fucking short
he said it's not how it looks it's how it sounds in our ears tonight
why don't we stop this crime
i think it's time that i just let this go
this side is uneven
in time it won't stop falling down
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2. |
Blood, The Tango
02:25
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blood, the tango
he pulls their hair down the stairs
and thinks the blood is ok
what will the neighbors all think
when they see all of these stains
you know it crusts when it dries
he hopes that they're not alive
'cause if they're coming around
he'll have to go knock them down
i knew our lives would change
in the blink of an eye
one day i'm ten years old
i still don't want to go home
i think i'm going to be sick
oh so what do you think?
that we're a pretty good pair
in someone else's care?
what do you call this thing
that has been going on?
because i think it's a drag
the way you think i'm sad
i think i'm really ok
i say that all the time
then i'm second-guessing
all my secondhand blessings
i'm done i'm through i'm taking all my things except that notebook on the floor
the page it's on says i'm throwing up my hands because i think they won the war
you think you'll stop every one of us
i bet you'll need more bullets
you're stranded out at sea and
drowning under the waves' current
and still they think it's ok
that the majority starves
that the majority hurts
that they are kept in the dark
and what if no one cares
sometimes i feel that way
then i get real down
can't find a reason to stay
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