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California
02:49
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Desperate sale of the soul by the side of the road, in the burning gaslight.
Anthemic pledge to all our dead; He is risen again.
We're at the gates of this revolution.
But I feel jaded, I feel bested. Point this car west.
To California. Lord you know I'm leaving.
Cause I don't care no more.
The awnings of our youth buckle under the weight of the great divide now.
And our flag is dead at the top of its pole yet we want more more more.
Are we to blame for this revolution?
I feel jaded and I feel bested. Lay me to rest.
In California. Lord you know I'm leaving.
Cause I don't care no more
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Leviathan
02:55
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Turn me. Sink me in the darkest ocean of your dream
and I'll relive every moment we are apart.
Entwined with me while ripping thorough at the seams.
Vital chambers of this ship explode.
Leviathan
We thought you dead and gone
Leviathan
We'll send you back to hell
Serpent from the darkest caverns of psyche
with a maw that swallows maelstroms, worlds and stars.
Leviathan
We thought you dead and gone
Leviathan
We'll send you back to hell
Turn me in the darkest ocean of your dream.
Sink me in the darkest ocean of your dream.
Kill me in the darkest ocean of your dream.
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Lions Den
03:16
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I inhaled on little white lie, opened my third eye: spiritualized.
Mentally, morning met the warm night. Tiptoed sylvan coliseums of strife.
You sold me out in the lion's den
Face forward and I'll slay you again
You sold me out in the lion's den
Face forward
I rode in on a broken horse. Set her down in a terramorphic expanse.
From the valley of dust and wire, I saw the righteous flee from unpatriotic dreams.
You sold me out in the lion's den
Face forward and I'll slay you again
You sold me out in the lion's den
Face forward
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