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Windowman
00:44
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Powerplants
02:25
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Miss Fortune
03:22
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I'll admit the fuss I made
was the dust that you swept away
when you took your slate and wiped it clean
for ever and right now
know what I mean
a step back
she loved a pig
naïve then
to what he did
"if you want to know my past," she said
I interrupted fast
"Miss Fortune may I have this dance?"
"dismissive fool you had your chance."
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4. |
Dial
01:57
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The answer's maybe but I'd rather not pretend
that decision is mine to make and
I can think until I'm dead
The answer's maybe but I'd rather not pretend
so disgusting reach down my throat
pull my heart out with your hand
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5. |
Wombat Champion
02:39
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in that fever dream I faded
I wrote notes to all my favorites
because nobody would listen
to my warning of transition
but if somebody had listened
the outcome could be different
and those notes to all my favorites
I'd erase
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