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Fish-Eye
02:48
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all depending on the ride
to keep from floating
you
tie me down with carbon wire
barely holding
but if
I’m not heavy
how far will you go with me
all depending on the ride
[superstition supersedes - surprised by the silence - opt out of obsoletion of reality]
flying into flames
interchanging opportunity
bright and in the way
and constant draining
forced to change
bitter shaming importunity
bright and in the way
(cuz I’m so done)
armageddon's on the rise
to keep things moving
you
finally take it out of drive
mess unfolding
but if
I’m not helping
then I’m not forcing you
I just thank you for your time
[superstition supersedes - surprised by the silence - opt out of obsoletion of reality]
flying into flames
interchanging opportunity
bright and in the way
a constant draining
forced to change
bitter shaming importunity
bright and in the way…
ignite the car and make you crawl back to me
ignite the car and make you crawl back to me
ignite the car and make you crawl back to me
spring-time
falling
for you
paint dries
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2. |
Parasite (demo)
02:20
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thrush Gainesville, Florida
Out of phase Fuzz Rock from Gainesville, FL
Michael
Jonny
Alex
Daniel
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