1. |
Intro
02:06
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2. |
Out the Cave
05:44
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3. |
Pink and Blu
05:38
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4. |
Disagree to Disagree
04:11
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5. |
Leave the Farm
07:15
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You think you know but you never really know
Whether it was wrong or right
The city dolls, captured on my radio
Still bring me back to life
They take the flag for a running
And might just cross the line
But you were just in it for the money
Not what it buys
A final row safe behind a Casio
Last call to hit the bar
Her citadels silent as the liquor swells
And swallows up her car
She says we're all above average
With lives beyond our means
But at heart we all have a savage
Or so it seems
Cause I saw your lying eyes
Indigo
And the mountains cut the sky
Calico
I can feel it coming now,
I should know
When I find a place to fly
I wil go
You're touch and go
Staying long enough to know
Whether not to love or leave
A far cry, from a sacrificial guy
Too late for buried leads
You’ll leave the farm when you’re able
And glimpse the other side
But there was just to much on the table
To say goodbye
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6. |
City::Animal
04:49
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7. |
What you Have to Loose
04:44
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