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ed's lsd part 1
01:36
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this was originally connected to the next one but i hate this one and i like the next one so now you have a choice
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eds lsd part 2
01:40
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two weeks and two days
it's not gonna change
why take another chance?
i pray into my hands
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3. |
say anything
04:26
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i don't think i'm cut out for this one
had to quit my band to get shit done
let her down, i can't stand myself now
you put me in front of the worst crowd
i need to explain myself to you
just give me a second to get some
words together for me to spit out
but i can't think of any good ones
i listen to what you say
(say anything)
these things will be a joke someday
you don't expect me to need assistance
i'll prove it to you and myself, i'll play
i feel so alone when i stay up
a brief euphoric view when i wake up
i wish it lasted throughout the daytime
i won't mind if by night it was gone
but i live my life in these glasses
i don't think they are the right prescription
when i see the day and take it in
i'll finally start to be the right person
i listen to what you say
(say anything)
i can't expect this shit to just go away
i ask for help but you can't give it
i'll prove it to you and myself, i'll stay
say anything
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4. |
haven
02:19
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i thought he had made it
a helping hand
just a call away
now he's dead
you say that you know
no you don't
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5. |
garage band mellotron
03:13
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