1. |
HSD
04:23
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Hell started paying
Fell right through the wing
And I paid well
Severed my cord
I'm sworn to the fall
I’ve sent
Precious pearls
And my braid
Tangled in flames
And I bent them all
A hundred false years
And I saw
Heaven now
You cut it off for
The devil each year
Cut it off
Bring it straight to me
What is said
Calls for suffering
Heaven take
This choice from me
All we have
Hails from sympathy
Shut this out
And tear it off
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2. |
CA Accident
02:44
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And the cold wind blew it all away
I couldn’t help it
I feel grey
That sound
I can’t hear it
Is it for the best if we go
If I forsake the world I already know
Take me back
To the place I’m owed
And the cold wind blew it all away
You’re a regent
In the absence of faith
People love to be the one to tell you no
Say it’s too soon
It’s not their time to go
But I wouldn’t push you away
When you come
And a silence takes my place
Since you came
That sound went away
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3. |
Shatterhand
03:19
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Shield me from it all
Wrap me in it
Is it better now
That I’m by your side
Or does it pain you to know
I’m too heavy after all
But I know
You won’t ever let me go
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Broken spite
Hard unfeeling
Silver beak
On the coast
Hand of cover
Let me shatter
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