1. |
City / Country
02:06
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Always in defense
Our shoulders are kept warm
Do it for the people
They're still begging for more
It's too early
It's too early
It's too early
When I get home
I will remember
The stories I've told
Forever
It's fun to watch ourselves
Fall in, blow up, fall out
In successive drops
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2. |
Hands Empty
03:49
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This might be stupid
Leave it with me
Leave with hands empty, please
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3. |
This Assembly
03:11
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Nothing else to do today
Now to walk beside every road tomorrow
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4. |
Small World
02:14
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Easy
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5. |
The Poison
04:10
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The Poison
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6. |
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The floor's collapsing
The front door's closed
Can you hear it?
It shouldn't take much to know
This time no one gets out
If all that you wanted was left upstairs
All these empty expressions could meet you there
Cold cold faces
First out takes the gold
It's really coming down now
And I just lost a place to hold
This time no one gets out
If all that you wanted was left upstairs
All these empty expressions could meet you there
There's too many things we could call unfair
If nobody tells you it's just a scare (a scare)
If you could look at it
What would it look like?
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