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Embargo
05:36
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We spent many younger days looping our days
Looping the details, I should have noticed before
And girl theres a time to play and another to cut
If you follow the numbers, I'm lost in the rain
I can't see it now, won't see it tonight, I feel like I'm wasting and wasting my time
I can't see it now, I won't realize, I feel like I'm wasting and wasting my time
So I spent many wasted days wasting my head
Dig for dark blue gold, draggled my hands, soiled my clothes
And i'd dare to catch you back but there ain't stops for me
Now all this is burning my throat, you're away
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The Reptiles
03:47
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He's getting tired of all his friends
He's getting tired of it
But she'll keep him craving for things underneath
Desires you need to feed
She holds the weight that pulled his neck
She drove through the night for him
He's a bad loser craving for bodies to please
The kind nobody wants to speak
of
Hear twisted tales and cold blood ties
You'll need someone to be kind to step on the scene with all of the looks off the knife
He's sick to death of all her plays
He's tired of all these words
She came through the night just to tear him apart so many times before
She's reaching out with gentle hands
She gave him white youth and still
He's running the old ways and lines go too fast, desires he needs to feed
He's getting tired, she's reaching out, he ran through the night for it, them ticking bombs waiting for fingers to click, the kind nobody wants to keep
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