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Mountain On A Hill
04:05
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I've known it all before
I still expected more
Too lonesome to ignore
The space outside your door
Get fucked up more and more
And better than before
I'm further from the lord
You've heard it all before
I'll find a better whore
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2. |
One Of These Days
04:23
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Nothing I ever think is gonna happen
Everything I know's a careful lie
But if you still will wrap your arms around me
I'll rub the lipstick off your teeth before we say goodbye
If I trusted you too much I'm sorry
Sometimes I wish I thought another way
I wouldn't speak I'd only sit and smile
And stab you in the back the second that you turn away
Somethings gonna come to me
Someones gonna answer me
One of these days
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Shreddin
00:52
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No Matter
02:33
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Eggs are caskets breaking open
Love's a rainbow shining through
All my bruises and all my scars
On the table on my best friend's arms
A bloody napkin a silver spoon
A syringe baby I'll be gone too soon
I'll whip my dick out with some roses
Love's a dream it decomposes
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5. |
Grounded
02:21
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Walter thinks that she's depressed
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Intercourse
03:34
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The first time I had intercourse
It was the best thing
The best thing all day
The first time I had intercourse
It was the best thing
The best thing all day
Besides playing my guitar
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7. |
LOVEJAM I
04:21
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8. |
LOVEJAM II
04:46
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Soldier on
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9. |
LOVEJAM III
05:38
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M M ts M M ts
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The Glass Eyes Chicago, Illinois
Anti-love. Immodest. Not carefree. A bit of an elitist. Has an alienating sense of humor. Generally anxious. Tough to understand sometimes. Hard to read. Sporadic bouts of kindness separated by long droughts. Suffers from this seemingly sourceless sense of shame. But hey! This music's really good! Those dudes can play! That song sounded like Neil Young! ... more
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