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How and When
03:30
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2. |
Where Should We Fly
00:58
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where should we fly
where should we cry
where should we die
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i thought i had enough time
i thought that i was making progress
and in the back of my mind
i thought that i was moving but i digress
the sound of silence is numbing
to the nerves that give all feeling
and in my mind though i try so hard
i was never really winning
i am going nowhere
why do you keep on wasting my time
with concepts from the past
and filling up the empty space
with things im trying to send back
cant you tell im preoccupied
with turning myself around
and even though i do my best
im heading straight for the ground
i am going nowhere
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4. |
Rain
00:52
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5. |
Chimera
04:12
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it's the person your friend wants to stay
how could you treat me that way but i guess that's your say
chimera chimera if you wanna leave me out
chimera chimera stop giving me doubt
chimera chimera get a life and go away
chimera chimera stop killing me everyday
but now she's found hers and I've found mine
now that i think of it she treated me wrong but i guess that's fine
chimera chimera if you wanna leave me out
chimera chimera stop giving me doubt
chimera chimera get a life and go away
chimera chimera stop killing me everyday
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6. |
Mine
01:46
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wishing for you to love me back
was like asking the stars to never shine
your lust made my sanity crack
imagining that you were mine
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7. |
Thunderstorms
06:19
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even skies away we cannot flee
but that's pretty hard to see
i want to cry all the time but my eyes finally have gone dry
and it's starting to lie, since i'm the guy, and we're the sky
how can thunderstorms look so pretty
the flashing lights just wont agree
how can i be so loving to something that could make me die
it's screwing up our minds, but you can't fly, at least you tried
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M4RK Minnesota
m4rk-2: a combination of live instrumentation revolved around electronic and improvisational experimentation.
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