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Road to Awe
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Road to Awe
Where you go
I'll follow
to the end of the world
With the teeth
from your smile
in a pocket close to my heart
How does one choose
A path from a part
Can't remain an end in a start
Know conqueror
The morning sun is a lie of the west
Where you go
I'll follow
to the end of the world
I keep those teeth
From your smile
On a necklace
Close to my heart
Although time
Weighs you down
Is she,
Is she a bell
Revelation lost
Oh, don't you know
I'll always be here
To howl with you...
When you told me you were full of hell
I caught you in my mouth
To laugh forever
To laugh forever
We have life
To balance forever
To balance forever
On the blade of time
On the blade of time
Once we are told
We are full of hell
Our flames burn white
Forever endless daylight
Forever endless daylight
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Alone in the 21st Century
A gutter bright future
On a screen, slow decay
Can't transmit the feeling
Of a 24/7 day
I know this ain't true
But it's the truth
I'm all alone in the 21st century
Without you
A grand disorder
I'm flailing in the waves
Politely squirming
Anticipating the refrain
No outside
No inside
Wander the wilderness of the mind
No outside
No inside
Lost in the wilderness of the mind
I know this ain't true
But it's the truth
A hollowed skeletal youth
Digging through the remains
Of high ideals for random clues
I know this ain't true
No outside
No inside
Wander the wilderness of the mind
No outside
No inside
Lost in the wilderness of the mind
No outside
No inside
Wander the wilderness of the mind
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Does It Explode San Diego, California
When you told me you were full of hell I caught you in my mouth to laugh forever.
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