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Destination Anywhere
06:44
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I know what you are thinking. It's not hard to figure you out. On the outside the Titanic's sinking as you lay down and slowly black out because inside it's a battle between the good and evil. Heart made of glass affection, mind on a decision.
So where do we go and what do we do when we're all alone at the crossroads? What do you say and how does it feel to be a victim of repetition, repetition, repetition?
Sometimes it's easier to loose what you've never had. Limitations an advantage to disprove all that was said. Drink it up this could be final, sometimes the poisons fatal. I paint a picture of this sweat stained sunday vest.
So where do we go and what do we do when we're all alone at the crossroads? What do you say and how does it feel to be a victim of repetition, repetition, repetition?
Destination anywhere
Destination soon be there
Destination anywhere
Destination soon be there.
So where do we go and what do we do when we're all alone at the crossroads? What do you say and how does it feel to be a victim of repetition, repetition, repetition?
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It's not you, It's me
03:40
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Our own little world
03:27
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Through my eyes
04:22
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