1. |
On and On
03:45
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2. |
Functionality
03:39
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3. |
Purge
04:29
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4. |
Without Eyes
04:20
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5. |
Across the Water
04:59
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6. |
About You
03:26
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7. |
Crawl Into Bed With Me
03:14
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8. |
The Lullaby
03:38
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9. |
Losing You
04:59
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10. |
Your Jesus
03:33
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11. |
What Did You Hope For?
04:02
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12. |
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13. |
A Song For Us All
05:18
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14. |
The Waltz Imbalance
04:07
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The Waltz Imbalance
I can tell
You’re on your own
You move in rhythm
You move alone
Come with me
I’ll tell you my fears
And I’ll drown here
We’ll both drown here
You didn’t speed down the side of a road
With the gun to your head screaming,
“Follow through with the cause that brings ambulance lights
To a warm summers’ night.
May you follow through.”
Find a girl
Marry Anne
Please your culture
Don’t fuck Dan
What’s on the tube?
Schiavo cam
Brain dead culture
Watching brain dead end
You didn’t speed down the side of a road
With the gun to your head screaming,
“Follow through with the cause that brings ambulance lights
To a warm summers’ night.
May you follow through.”
"Follow through with the shot that leaves nothing to show
No more pictures or purl
So, you follow through
Kill them all with your ambitious sight
Ring a shot through the night
Splatter colour tubes."
Twist the ring
Hand the hand
Heed your conscience
Feel alone
Disconnect
On the phone
Blame your conscience
Blame your home
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