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Recluse (Is A Euphemism)
03:39
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No amount of thought or good intentions on your part can change anything and i don't want you to try.
Therefore i'm afraid i just can't accept the head you're offering, seeing as how i can barely stand mine.
Recluse is a euphemism.
Self-devouring would be more accurate.
I like to think i pride myself in words that have no meaning to the herd, and if you happen to grasp even the slightest part of it then i'd like to call you a friend of mine, but that's just not the way it goes in the real world now, is it?
Cause every time i get over the hill i always end up falling down the other side, and if you think i'm bound to fail then i guess you're probably right.
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Lean *
02:28
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Come tomorrow then we'll know what's become of what we sow.
You're not in the wrong parade.
You're not in the wrong because they said so.
Say what you wanna say.
Don't ever let them stand in your way.
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Chestnut Road - Fido *
03:07
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Panic Attack Québec City, Québec
Three guys,
three chords.
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