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Vain1
01:36
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2. |
Vain2
03:23
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3. |
Vain2 Pt. 2
02:33
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4. |
Vain1 Extended
08:47
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5. |
Flower1
02:09
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6. |
Flower1 Pt. 2
02:59
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7. |
Flower2
03:31
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8. |
U1
03:16
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9. |
Flower3
03:16
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10. |
Atrophy Of Identity
03:51
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11. |
Shelter1
04:10
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13. |
U2
02:16
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14. |
Shelter2
03:33
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15. |
Shelter2 Pt. 2
03:11
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16. |
Eventually...!
01:43
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17. |
Swim
03:08
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(in DropD!)
start D by itself
A
“A necessary evil
G
that we live with every day,
and that’s just how it is…”
At least that’s what you like to say
but most of us don’t make that much
and struggle with existing
and where is the rationale?
I’d love to swim that void with you.
This highway is a river
that we ride to pay the bills
with rapids that’ll pull you faster
than you’d like to go
Speedboats tend to tailgate
and the submarines are loaded
Yeah, it’s a metaphor,
Hey, why’d you let those people drown?
Who are you without your struggle?
Who are you beyond your body?
What is there without the workplace?
Do you see anything?
Who are you without your money?
Why do you treat me so unfairly?
Everyone wants to die and you say,
“Why would you leave this?”
when we have nothing.
And as we reach November
watch the river start to freeze
People start to hate themselves
for failing to proceed
and I don’t mind commuting
but I don’t know why we do?
Sleeping in a swimming pool,
I’d love to open up to you
Floating in a riverbed,
I’d love you if you loved me back
Walking under waterfalls,
I’d love to open up to you
Singing to the shower head,
I’d love you if you loved me back.
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18. |
Sink
04:49
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G - A
Sometimes we sink all the way
Sometimes we go where we don’t feel okay
People get scared of themselves
Holding it back ’til they slide out their shells
Such a surprise that it happens
Such a surprise that they lose all composure
Something about it concerns me
How were they holding it back?
How were they holding it back for so long?
How were they holding it in?
Why were they holding it in?
D - A - EE
Somedays I aspire to be homeless
Live out my car somewhere they can’t find me
Hiding away off a highway
I’d try to leave them alone
I’d try to leave them alone
And maybe I’d live in a river?
I’d wander in and I’d never come out, yeah
I’d try to clean the pollution
I’d try to make it a home
I’d try to make it a home
G - E
Somedays I’m worried I’m right
that nothing is worth it,
we should live outside
and maybe it’s all been a scam?
I sink myself in the sand
I sink myself in the sand
And maybe it’s not for myself
‘cus they make me work
to exploit me for wealth
and maybe that’s part of my plan?
I sink myself when I can
I sink myself when I can
Well I’d still enjoy an apartment
and I’d like a shower so I don’t get smelly
and maybe some food for my body?
I’d love to have what I can
I’d love to have what I can
But is it still worth the exhaustion?
Depends on the job but the stakes get higher
for every year I continue
I will be feeding the rise
I will be feeding the rise
This highway’s my friend
as long as I blend.
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19. |
U3
02:06
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syd/sydney Ohio
singer, guitarist, furry,
wrote the theme for Dreamwork's film "THE BIG BUNGUS"
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