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harm
02:56
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2. |
enough with the rain
03:23
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3. |
the sinner
03:17
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i don't know why you wanna kneel down and pray
to someone who's always questioning your faith
questions everything you say
i just don't see things that way
oh man if i am a sinner
then you can take me to hell
i've got enough interjections
from my usual self
with his head held in his hands
he will never understand
you criticize and lie and tell me i've got no feelings
i believe that is a lie
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4. |
forget me
04:38
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oldest friend
05:42
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darkness today
03:05
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creation
02:19
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am i from a different planet
are my thoughts close to reality
maybe i'm the one on the wrong
the wrong side of fatality
creation
it's no fairy tale
creation
thanks to mom and dad
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8. |
a nice little nothing
04:31
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9. |
please speak
04:09
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10. |
sawdust blues
01:26
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lm Nova Scotia
affiliated bands:
ledrew, luke & crowe
the mark vodka group
ugly son
genetic angry
l/p
negative rage
fRAME
cerillian
grump
can't express the way i feel, the words aren't created yet
... more
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