1. |
25
03:36
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Put your hands in the fire
Watch them blister up
Put your head in those arms
You’ll only get hurt
And finally
You start to figure out
That it feels so wrong, it feels so wrong
And you’ll discover
What hope can conceal
It wasn’t your fault, It was never your…
Take back what you can
It’s only getting worse
Understand where you are
Watch all your hopes disperse
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2. |
Hand Grenades
03:12
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our functions
Censor what we speak
Connect by detachment
With all the things that make us human
And all the things that used to matter
Fall short as we forget
Everything has been undone
No one wants to notice
A generation of unused lungs
It's getting bleaker and bleaker
It equates to something simple
So simple that we miss the point of everything
And we raise ignorance
Hold praise for the wrong things
My hand is being forced
The pin is slipping out
Everything has been undone
No one wants to notice
A generation of unused lungs
It's getting bleaker and bleaker
Retrace and contemplate
All the things we're losing
This world that we used to know
Will disappear, that's how it's going
Addicting the addictive, compel these weakened minds
With thoughts all on tomorrow, leaving yesterday's behind
And nowhere in this silence will any voice be heard
Will any voice be heard
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3. |
How Long
02:59
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You call me a lover
But I start to wonder
If you even know what love is.
You say that you mean it
Can’t say I believe it
Your feelings have all gone wrong
And I know these words I have are hard to hear
How long has it been?
Since you’ve known a caring hand
How long will it be?
Until your heart will understand
I’m lost in the mind games
How am I meant to say to you
That it’s never going to work out
My mind’s made up now
You’re way too fragile
Will you ever care for your needs
I just wish that I could help you find your feet
How long has it been?
Since you’ve known a caring hand
How long will it be?
Until your heart will understand
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