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Some-one To Live For
03:47
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I've seen the wretched words
In writing on my back
In the dreams of guarding and attack
You'd crack the mirror
If you knew it wouldn't crack you back
Just me and I, some private time
Streamlined and skeletal
Contained and logical
Even machines
Can fall apart at the seams
Just when you thought it was something you'd never know
I stopped yearning for that light
Because of a notion implanted those years ago
And that's the virtue of their might
Just me and I,
And a friend of mine
Looking for something to want,
Someone to live for
Someone to live for
Someone
I thought I was fine
But I am out of my mind
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2. |
I-90 Ride
03:40
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I think of all the the things
In movement and in pause
Trapped between two doors
And a focus on the cause
Nobody wants to be here
Nobody wants to be there
Nowhere is where I would prefer to go
Just as anyone should care
Rushing
Waiting
Living
One heartline of a life
From cluster to the tide
I-90 ride, I-90 ride
We fly under burning signs
Waste time under droning guides
I-90 ride, I-90 ride
You kill my time, I-90 ride
Nowhere is where I would prefer to go
Nowhere is where you would prefer to be
Nowhere is where I would prefer to go
Just as anyone should know
One heartline of a life
From cluster to the tide
I-90 ride, I-90 ride
We fly under burning signs
We climb over county lines
I-90 ride, I-90 ride
You kill my time, I-90 ride
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