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ALGOL
01:00
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Glass Gums
02:05
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Glass Gums
I start slipping; I’ve lost my air
Move past the bullshit,
the next hurdle
I’m too weak to
Failure, my only constant.
Equality before vanity
and I’m skinned to the bone
Electric before eccentric
but I’m feeling the attention
Gotta love the gossip
Gotta love my rhetoric
Keep your mouth shut
For not to fall on deaf ears
Become alive in the present
And face your fucking fears
I start slipping; I’ve lost my air
Move past the bullshit,
the next hurdle
I’m too weak to
Life is hard and living greasy
Shake off the snakes, climb the ladder
Keep you close but myself closer
A soul like glass, keep me from shatter
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Houndstooth
02:22
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Houndstooth
We are stuck inside
our own predictable shadows
We live by a code that sets us back
On and on, guilty pleasures
Makes us spill our guts
Seeking serenity
we’re only one step away
I try to walk in another’s skin
Turned inside out
Truly, I sink in
Fucked up, at a dead end
Wanna breach the pearly gates
Shit, it happens.
So we won’t survive the blame
My heart is gripping
I only want to be supreme
Changeling
All this time breathing in the wrong world
Changeling, change me
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Desert Eaglin'
03:34
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Desert Eaglin’
I don’t feel well
And it’s kinda strange
I don’t know what I’m doing
But I’m sure it’ll all be okay
Being the new one
Stuck outside the circles
Well I’m sure it’s crossed my mind
A million times or so
Let’s starve ourselves with pain
Running motions just to keep me Enraged ___
The truth is coming,
I can see it in her eyes
Let’s starve ourselves with pain
I know I’ll last for days
We don’t care which side you’re on
As long as we get what we want
These motives, got me out of my mind
One step forward, two steps behind
Am I stuck playing this senseless game?
Why am I feeling so featherbrained?
Don’t you just want a hero to take your hand?
Don’t you just need everyone to understand?
Suck it up, Princess
We’re bustin’ out this cage
But I digress all my life
I’m turning the page
I stand as one
Wake up, stand up
Our failures will not haunt us
I’m waking through the desert alone
Ain’t 40 days, but enough to god damn tempt me
Tempt me
Will someone tempt me
I’m waking through the desert alone
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Shape Shifter
03:33
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Shape Shifter
Can’t wrap our minds around the stupidity
understand the constant chaos, makes me crazy
A mistake
An ignorant mess
And we’re all exposed
I’m lying to myself
So I don’t implode
Strutting along the banks of the pit
Yeah, you’re walking all alone
They don’t give a shit
We’re going to strip’em
from that fucking throne
Keepin’ it so low
I’ve got trouble on my mind
Keepin’ it so low
I’ve got trouble on my mind
So I sit and wait
Eating my own words
So I sit and wait
Realizing it’s all my fault
It don’t matter though,
still going to get my crown
Living the dream’s a fucking nightmare
Living the dream’s a fucking nightmare
Still we seek what’s not there
Blame the bureau for your own shit trail
The fate of all your echoes
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DrugWolf Sudbury, Ontario
Four handsome, rugged young men with an air of mystery and danger about them. Hailing from Sudbury Ontario Canada these wolves are very charming and enjoy a good party. With pints in hand these lads dont hold back and bring the bangin' riffs !
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