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Amityville
01:05
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(Instrumental)
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Field of Stars
03:07
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You feel your sorrows watching as you run away.
I feel you running and your matches are lit.
The naughty feeling and you caught it for the first night.
You can't weep in the morning if I'm watching.
But it goes and it goes, but it just won't go away.
It seems to walk away when you watch the waves - when you watch the waves.
Nevertheless, she hates me. She loathes but I still love.
Wanderlust, confusion, streets of lust and frustration.
Want her lust, love's a fusion, now I must end the wasted.
But it goes and it goes, but it just won't go away.
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3. |
Signs
02:25
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The effect is the cause that you like to bluff.
The world I release are none you recall.
Should I let him sing or should I let him go?
None that I show for that he should know.
Signs are put out to show she shows no love.
Songs that I sing sound similar to some above.
Snakepit dance, shimmy to the chimney.
Lying by the pit to secure sly slits.
About her, lady in the burrow.
She sings nice and I sing bad.
She shows that she knows no hero.
She is nice and I am sin bad.
About her, lady in the burrow.
She sings nice and I sing bad.
She shows that she knows no hero.
She is nice and I am sin bad.
The effect is the cause that you like to bluff.
The world I release are none you recall.
Should I let him sing or should I let him go?
None that I show for that he should know.
Signs are put out to show she shows no love.
Songs that I sing sound similar to some above.
Snakepit dance, shimmy to the chimney.
Lying by the pit to secure sly slits.
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4. |
I'm Gone
01:19
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I'm gone, I'm gone, I'm gone, I'm gone.
I'm gone.
With the wind.
With the wind.
She said, she said, she said, she said.
She's done.
With me.
With me.
He said, he said, he said, he said.
She's gone.
She doesn't care.
At all.
She left, she left, she left, she left.
She's gone.
She left this town.
She left me alone.
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5. |
I Hate You Anyway
04:25
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I don't want to hate you, don't show me what you're like.
I, I don't ever wish to hate you.
Speculation slips through the window to you.
Why, I split the night in two.
Taking cover and to never trust again.
They'll, they'll never hurt me this way.
Beneath the beam, where they went and tore her down.
You'll, you'll enjoy the ground.
Gimmick, twist it; Relic, lift it.
With your hands around my neck.
It won't mean a thing to me when you can't help but break it.
Gimmick, twist it; Relic, lift it.
With your hands around my neck.
It won't mean a thing to me when you can't help but break it.
Gimmick, twist it; Relic, lift it.
With your hands around my neck.
It won't mean a thing to me when you can't help but break it.
Gimmick, twist it; Relic, lift it.
With your hands around my neck.
It won't mean a thing to me when you can't help but break it.
She-devil woman, out to break your heart.
Ooh, ooh and she won't soften the blow.
Concoction of emotion spun inside your motion.
I, I hate you anyway.
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Mark Illinois
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