1. |
Count
02:04
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my life is cold and dry
do you wanna come inside?
i've waited long enough
this watchers not too tough
the flower starts to die
but we're all gone inside
you always say to me
don't ever comfort me
your lips start to turn
the way they like to burn
the breeze takes over now
and you might make it count
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2. |
Robot
03:20
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where's your mind
i used to see it all the time
remember me
you used to think that you were free
we saw things
that you can't unsee
try to scream
but you're not listening
now my friend is gone
buy me things
put your mouth on me now
you won't dream
unless you're sleeping next me
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