1. |
Machine/Space
03:35
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Can't you see
What's going on
It's a machine
Oh, come on
Look harder
Listen to me
I listened to you
Selfish priest
Oh, anything new
Look harder
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2. |
Nothing's Real
04:28
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I pick too much
Now lip balm's mixed with blood
I think too much
I don't know what I love
I pick too much
I can't enjoy my cinema
Tell me how to feel
I don't know how to feel
How can I when nothing's real
He drinks a half can of soda
He thinks he'll be alright
He took one class on the subject
He only stayed one night
One in a million
Times infinity
Tell me how to feel
I don't know how to feel
How can I
Tell me how to feel
(Tell me how to feel)
I don't know how to feel
(I don't know how to feel)
How can I
When nothing's real
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3. |
Insomnia
05:35
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Staring at the ceiling
Kept awake by some unknown feeling
The moon dips into the horizon
I curse the sun as it begins to brighten
Sleep deprivation takes its toll
Can feel my mind losing control
This same routine is getting old
My nights they bleed into mornings
And moonlit-stars they fade without a warning
Can't turn off my brain
And consciousness it never wanes
Sleep deprivation takes its toll
Can feel my mind losing control
This same routine is getting old
[Instrumental Break]
Sleep deprivation takes its toll
Can feel my mind losing control
This same routine is getting old
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4. |
JKWD
02:00
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426
It is it's number
It's something sinister
It's where it started
It's covered in blisters
426
I can hear it
Can't you hear it comin'
I can hear it comin'
426
[Vocalizing]
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