1. |
Who's Right?
03:39
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Who’s right
Who’s wrong
Whats the difference?
It doesn’t seem to fucking matter any more
Still gotta sleep with one eye open
Deep in the details, the devil's at the door
And when you hear those sounds
You get down on the floor
And when you hear those sounds
You start to run because the Devil's at the door.
Who’s here who’s gone and what’s the damage?
I guess there’s a reason, I’ll to find out alone
I miss the days Of smelling smoke from burning bridges
I convinced myself it was funny to watch them fall Damn!
I wanna point fingers, I wanna blame
But I know the fucker, Know his name
I’d know that stupid face
Any Fucking day
Oh what a waste
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2. |
Silver Lining
04:00
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Alarm clock, it takes a deep, deep breath,
Calendar has pegged us, step, by step.
Leave no room to arrive,
destination we should strive for now.
Now, now, now.
Day in day out keep up with the pace.
Forget to slow down, give life some space.
At lightning speed, they say it passes by,
oh my. my, my my.
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
Hard to escape what we’ve been denying.
What is a single life worth?
What is our purpose? On this earth it’s hard to find now…
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard to find the silver lining,
It’s hard, It’s hard.
It’s hard to find the silver lining.
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3. |
Be Your Man
02:59
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We were young
And in love
Trying to figure out
What we’re made of
I was a fool
I walked away too soon
Something I regret
To this day
I want to be your man
I want to be your man
What do you say?
What can we do?
I hope my words somehow
Are getting through
This is a chance
We can’t ignore
I’ve never been this sure before
I want to be your man
I want to be your man
I was a fool
When I walked away
what can I do
To make you stay
This is. chance
Come stay with me
Rest of our lives
So easy
I want to be your man
I want to be your man
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4. |
Quicksand
02:41
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In living color, or black and white
A foe in this fight
Quicksand
scourge of our times has no peer
we all tremble at night
Not exactly the earth, not exactly the land
I saw it in myself in a long time
I held it in my hand
The scourge of our times all over the place
Deserts and jungles,
Swallowed without a trace
Quicksand
In the Quicksand
Give me your hand before it’s too late
Find a vine or railroad track
something to pull you out
The scourge of our times all over the place
Deserts and jungles,
Swallowed without a trace
Quicksand
In the Quicksand
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5. |
Lions, Tigers & Bears
02:50
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Her name was Joan from San Antone
She had a couple of mortgages but a house of her own
Two kinds of people she kept in her phone.
The ones who don’t remember,ones who leave her alone
Earnest Little was ironically named
As big as a horse, timid as they came
Took his pills, just enough to maintain
But by the end, it turned him insane
All these Lions and tigers and bears
My, my, my, we’re all so unprepared
I hear the people all alone
I hear the people stuck at home
All these Lions and tigers and bears
My, my, my, we’re all so unprepared
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6. |
Thin Ice
03:10
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maybe in the another world
maybe in the next life
things i can laugh about
shelter on the thin ice
Please understand
this life wasn't a plan
to weaken the soul or the man
I flee from the light
demon in flight
I flee from the light
I don;t understand
couldn't try to do it right
Please understand
this life wasn't a plan
to weaken the soul or the man
Maybe in another time
maybe in another place
maybe in another world
maybe in a different state
Please understand
this life wasn't a plan
to weaken the soul or the man
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7. |
The Flight
03:31
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We have, long sought
wishing well, long gone
On our way out, to where we feel, for now
Mirror, eloquent, divine
Shivers in my mind
Blinded by your call
Leave's doubt, at all
Park your sorrow, here on the ground
Gone are, the vicious reprimands
Rise in song, across this land
I dedicate this flight,
To those in need of hope tonight
Park your sorrow, here on the ground
No longer staring at my feet
And I look for no reason why
Can I just for now be me fading
foot steps in moonlight
Park your sorrow, here on the ground
Park your sorrow, here on the ground
Park your sorrow, here on the ground
Park your sorrow, here on the ground
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We let their lies blind us
Till the truth is far behind us
Every fact we uncover
Is hidden behind many other lies
Their plans are put into action
Aiming to provide a distraction
Their goals are undiscovered
It shouldn't come as no surprise
If that's the way you feel right now
Come on, spread the word
Make sure, that you're heard
History's not to blame, for this situation
This island is of our own creation.
If that's the way you feel right now
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9. |
Lambo
02:18
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10. |
Life Is Languid
01:43
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Garden dreams, must tell
about the lazy storm men
delicate sausage lake
sweat suit could lie
and say life is languid
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Quarantine Songs Seattle, Washington
Ben London is a Seattle musician/songwriter who has been a member of Alcohol Funnycar, Saint Bushmills Choir, Sanford Arms, STAG, and Selene Vigil.
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