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Rapture
01:27
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How can you say we didn’t wreck it all?
Just look around around nothing is fine
Too late to - turn around - work it out
Lend a hand - step aside - shut your mouth
Waiting for the rapture to come and take all my kind away
I think it’s coming
I think it’s coming any day
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Deadend
03:23
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Everyone is worried about me, til I start to worry about myself
This road is taking me nowhere, how could I care? I’ve got nowhere to be
Everyone - is moving on - all my friends - are breakin’ up
What’s that mean for me?
Say goodbye to what I’m workin for I (say goodbye - what i want - work to hard - be careful)
Gotta learn to let it be
What’s the plan when - everything around is changing
feels - like I can’t think
All my friends are moving on - from here - all their bands are breakin’ up
What’s that mean for me?
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Laetitia
01:58
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These days - I like - to feel - nothing
They lied - to me - I don’t care - I can’t see
I can’t - get away - all these people - killin everything
I tend - to feel - like it all - it ain’t real
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Crush'd
03:02
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Don’t think I want to do this anymore
I miss my home and I just want to be somewhere alone
Oh, new bed new town every night
How do I know, with my only life
What’s wrong and what is right?
Do you still want to do this anymore?
Uncertain plans and awkward time
I think we’re broke
Oh, new friends new sound every night
All that I know, it’s a lonely life
And it’s hard to get it right
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Double Grave Minneapolis, Minnesota
midwest american rock band
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