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Blood Red Sun
05:03
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(verse 1)
There’s not a word for this failure
Sun, bloodshot like the eyes of my youth
Crossing the pale new horizon
Oh when I was young, the sky was blue!
(pre chorus)
But we have people to see
destruction, profits, fake reality
And maybe when there’s nothing left, oh well she’s got eternity
(Chorus)
Who’s gonna save us from the blood red sun?
The water rising baby, gotta run
That wildfire filling up my lungs
Well you can’t rock n roll when you got no place to call home
(verse 2)
There’s no time for procrastination
When the bees and the trees are all on their knees
Searching with fear and desperation
Faced with certain, impending doom!
(Pre-chorus)
But we have places to be
Distractions, instant mediocrity
And maybe when there’s nothing left, oh well she’s got eternity
(Chorus)
Who’s gonna save us from the blood red sun?
The water rising baby, gotta run
That wildfire filling up my lungs
Well you can’t rock n roll when you got no place to call home
(Bridge)
No place to call home (x2)
If we destroy our own
(Outro)
No one to save us from the blood red sun
The water rising, there’s work to be done
For who?
For you!
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Somewhere
04:11
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Somewhere in the melody we die, trapped between the rhythm of our lives
Somewhere in this melody we fall, not content to sing or play along
(interlude)
Traveling through this hollow space and time, got no love no verses, meter, rhyme
Sometimes when we fall we get back up, but not this time, I just don’t give a fuck
(interlude)
So maybe I’ll just hang down in the dirt, the grass is green the blades don’t even hurt
The water’s cold, afraid to jump, I’m getting old, it’s way too much
Close my eyes, and count to ten, come up for air I know I’ll see you again
I know I’ll see you again
Yeah I'll see you again
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