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Fun?
04:55
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You've taken all the fun and put it on a plate. But it's powder keg.
You've taken all the fun. All dressed up as play. But it's a powder keg.
Light that fuse and fireworks blow over downtown.
Friends call you and they're all new, you don't know their name.
Nothing ever stays the same.
You've taken all the fun and put it all away. Manageable, more and more and more.
The lie remains the same. The one that never changed. It keeps telling you keeps yelling at you.
Light that fuse and fireworks blow over downtown.
Friends call you and they're all new, you don't know their name.
Nothing ever stays the same.
Light that fuse and fireworks blow over downtown.
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Cold Tear
04:06
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Don't shed a cold tear.
Don't cry for me dear.
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Artists
06:28
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You color everything in red.
A rich palette monochrome instead.
A cold canvas and it's painted white.
Sit still, don't move, let night...
Shine moon filled softer light.
Pause dreams and press rewind.
Draw down straight lines reply.
This night our souls divide.
If we are artists then where our heart is.
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PostWar Reno, Nevada
PostWar sounds like your teenage identity crisis did after doing 100 "School of Hard Knocks" burpees. Confidence Lacking Stress Rock. Heavy Pop. Your mom loves PostWar. Your mom is on feek and you know what I mean... In their instinctive travels through time and space a path was shown. A door was closed. A light is broken. This brand of rock and roll needs a benzo. Too real. Too stressed. ... more
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