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Intro
01:31
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will i be me?
and will you be you?
and will we do things
that we want to do?
and if i'm good
tell me i'm good
because i worry so much
sometimes
because i had a brain
too big for it's cage
swelled up against the bone
and that's where it stays
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Tetris Effect
02:26
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this will fade in time
this will pass
~
but i'm not ok
they're falling from the sky
manifests so suddenly
from the corner of my eye
they'll appear more frequently
the more i seem to try
makes you move so hesitantly
within my line of sight
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3. |
Interrobang
05:45
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breaking
under what has come around
sorry love
i'm down and out
making
the most before it gets too late
time's impossible:
create time
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for heaven's sake
is that a smile on your face?
and how'd it come to be?
i've been a loser all day
and now we find ourselves without a plan
you'll find a way to lay me down
~
if you want to go
then you better go for the gold
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4. |
Outro (Orion)
01:01
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i'm orion
i just sit upstairs all day
and keep my belt on
to answer your question
there's a space behind all radiators
and that's where i keep my change
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Mark Wellesley Norwich, UK
I'm all about peace, love and tough haircuts.
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