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A loaded needle, is a loaded gun
She'll make you her slave, with nowhere to run
You'll walk the line, on the edge of death
She speaks to your mind, till your last breath
On that day you find it's true
When you're laying there and you're turning blue
And we see you
It's so hard to comprehend
Romantic death is your very best friend
You're on my mind, every day and night
What you do to yourself, it just ain't right
You walk the streets, with that look in your eye
And you're killing yourself, with every high
And you'll find some time when you're coming down
And you get your feet back on the ground
And we see you
Momentary normalcy
Is replaced by inferiority to your chains
Well I know you're tired, and you're overcome
And in your mind, you're just as numb
But there is a future, where you have won
It's an uphill battle, that can be done
You'll bleed you'll sweat and you'll pound your head
You're up and down and you're seeing red
And we feel you
Every day you're going under
Is there hope I just have to wonder
I just have to wonder
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Sono Uno Con la Terra
Sono Uno Con la Terra
Sono Uno Con la Terra
Sono Uno Con la Terra
Sono Uno Con la Terra
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Dance til your feet don't hurt
Go on grab your disco shirt
We gonna party now
Dance til you come alive
Go gonna jump so high
Don't be Still like the glass
Flexible like the past
Let me hear you loud
It's a party now
Jump
Sharp as needles in a drove
Fits so tight just like a glove
Let me hear your voice
It’s the party choice
Go
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Doug Davis - Hi-Lo
02:37
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In a Chromosome I was beaten down with all your precious things
In a Chromosome I was just breaking glass in all the structures
I do declare I could be anywhere that you would let me in
I'm coming home I'm coming home
I went upstairs to find my microscope and hoped you'd see me
I went outside to find a living cell within me
I hope you know that what I found was nothing that I loved
but I'm coming home I'm coming home
In a Chromosome
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People paint their masterpieces
To color up the walls
Built along the fences
Dividing us all
To make a purer canvas
A glimpse to the other side
Reminding a long look up
Reveals the same sky
The sun will set and rise again
clouds will come and go
Sometimes with stars that shine
Others lightening, rain and snow
But every wind of change
Rests every now and then
A quiet stillness or gentle breeze
To briefly bask in
Or waste away in blackness
Encompassing your soul
Begging for release
How ever the dice roll
This is the consequence of losing all you love
Crying out for some help from above
This is the consequence of being all alone
Sinking deeper like a stone
Where hope fell off the lowest rung
The bottom never heard
Clinging on with splinters
At a loss for words
Until the breeze picks up
To carry the weight away
A change of perspective
Spiritual hurricane
A mess may be left
In the wake of the aftermath
But picking up pieces
Slowly unveils a new path
One foot after the other
The past becomes the past
To stay there forever
The rest of the outcasts
Raise a song in harmony
So not to waste away
Drown out all the demons
Disastrous dismay
This is the consequence of moving on
Time is the only helpful liaison
This is the consequence of being young
At least as far as it's concerned
"The glass can be half full or empty.
It's whatever you want it to be.
What's it going to be? "
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