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All the Same
03:57
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End Again
04:14
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Rips in the Throne
05:14
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There Is Nothing Else
04:15
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He who has nothing, has nothing to lose
Nothing to ride on, or to be abused
He who believes, he's above it all
Someday will see that, he's not so tall
Willing to live his life out in a fog
He who assumes, is first to draw
Polluted conclusions to uphold the law
He who consumes, is first to fall
Victim to lust for material
Willing to live his life out in a fog
Sooner or later, this must stop
There is nothing else
Look within yourself
There is only now
That which you allow
He who's content with the way things are
Quick to accept just to stay on par
He who still pines for the way things were
Hides in the darkness, afraid to stir
Willing to live his life out in a fog
Sooner or later, this must stop
Willing to live his life out in a fog
Sooner or later, this must stop
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Hide Your Eyes
06:11
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It Ain't Me Babe
04:40
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Something to Break
03:15
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Change
05:43
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