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Into the Black
02:54
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There's something going on.
I feel it in my knees.
And I've waited too long
to cure the disease.
And what I've found, I find, oh yeah.
Taking the choice away from time.
And I... I've made up my mind.
You and I are going down.
If we can't tread water now.
You and I are going down.
Drown together forever.
You and I are going down.
If we can't get back, if we can't get.
You and I are going down
If we can't get back, we drown.
Into the black.
Into the black.
Into the black and blue,
I'm bruised like you are too.
I'd follow the clue.
I'd tug on the rope of heartstrings
that pull me back to you.
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Parade
02:52
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I would rain on your parade
even on a sunny day
I would take the key to your heart
break it off in the lock
Stop me when I start to win
I can't do the math
all the little things are
starting to add up she tells me that
Hey baby you and me.
Me and you.
All the boys are dumb
All the girls are dumb
Give me a reason to buy into something
And then sell me some.
I'm all spent
on these dollars making cents.
And on and on and on...
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I've heard it all before.
Still picking up the pieces.
Three sheets to the wind on a Friday night
I'm up for sleeping in
Got a little wild,
behind your broken smile
I'll ask her if she wants to stay a while.
I'm not sure if I should know.
I don't know better, no.
I don't know better, no.
I don't know better.
I'm living with Satan on my speed dial
Just checkin in just checkin up just checkin out
If life has meaning, beyond this
I haven't found it yet...
It's sick sick six.
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