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Nice
02:22
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I've not been feeling very nice.
Can't keep from looking at the violence around me.
It's too frequent. We're not made to live like this.
I'm always scouring the crowds.
Where's the danger?
Where's the way out?
Where's the place to hide and wait while darkness passes over me?
I've not been feeling too nice.
I've not been feeling too nice.
I've not been feeling too nice.
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Memories of Snow
03:07
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Heaven knows how this all goes
Seasons ebb and summer flows
like a never-ending estuary
Evil men lie to you and me
but it's plain for all who see
this insanity is temporary... or is it?
Let it burn and let it go
Like your memories of snow
Dried up banks lend hunger out
A billion voices scream and shout
from the depths of bellies suffering
Evil men on mega yachts
without a though for the have-nots
Spend our future on their present day pleasures
Watch it burn and watch it go straight to hell
Heaven knows this won't end well... at all.
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What's Changed?
04:28
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What was lost will not be found
I hear their voices calling from under the ground
Been ignored far too long
Empty prayers and another fucking protest song
And the streets are filled with a loud refrain,
"Things will never be the same. They'll never be the same. They'll never be the same."
And the months turn into days
while some go about their way
living life like nothing's wrong
sowing seeds of death around
And I can't believe how cruelty comes so casually
They're climbing up the walls of these broken, hallowed halls.
And the streets are filled with a loud refrain,
"Things will never be the same
We won't let it stay this way."
And the streets are filled with a loud refrain,
"Things will never be the same. They'll never be the same.They'll never be the same."
What has changed? What has changed?
What has changed? What has changed?
What has changed? Nothing's changed.
Nothing's changed. Nothing's changed.
Nothing.
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Catastrophic
02:33
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What's happening? What's happening?
What's happening? What's happening?
I just can't take it all in. I just can't take it all in.
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Therapy
03:23
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I've been living in an anxious state of mind.
Telling everyone I'm doin fine.
But I'm not holding up too well.
I need to figure out what's going on inside.
Cause these worried days turn in to worried nights
These thoughts and memories
They often lie to me
And keep me wide awake
Oh these sleepless nights get longer with every day
These thoughts and memories
They often lie to me
and say I'm not ok
Oh, I think I might be getting in my own way
I'm in my way
In my way
I'm in my way
In my own way
Don't want to dance around it. It's time to talk about it.
I just want to enjoy this life and live in my own way.
In my own way.
In my own way.
My own way.
I'm gonna work it out in therapy.
I'm gonna work it out in therapy
I'm gonna work it out in my own way.
I'm gonna work it out in therapy.
I'm gonna work it out in therapy
I'm gonna work it out in my own way.
In my own way
In my own way
In my own way
In my own way.
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Hard Love/Soft Lies.
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