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Hole In The Sky
04:44
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when you left home you headed for battle
to fight to black out the sun
a giant oppression hung on everyone
when you joined a gang of harvest reapers
planned to undo what had been done
you screamed death be to the eye that watches
even when you make love
and then the slaying of mechanical animals
and laying next to casey as she
pushed needles in her arm
moving forward to the narrator's final blow
she tore a hole in the sky
as everything moved from to to fro
the lightness of the air sang your battle cry
and left you free to make love
that wasn't love once more
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2. |
Jailbait
04:11
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3. |
Warmblooded
04:18
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i want you to know
i fear we're letting go
so wrap your hands and say a prayer
i know it's dangerous
but i'm warmblooded
i want you to know
i dreamed how this would go
ninety-nine to one percent
never made much sense
i'm warmblooded
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4. |
Cellar Door
03:49
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5. |
What Big Teeth
08:26
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last night i had a dream
a cold sweat covered me
the sky was black
the moon was full
she ran through the trees
and i chased, i saw red
i'm not the same, i'm not me
it was wrong she could see
she said..
'what big eyes you have
what big teeth'
the better to see you with my love
the better to
they came in and shots rang out
they left me for dead
this is insane, i'm not me
i can't wake from this dream
what big eyes you have
what big teeth
the better to see you with my love
the better to
the better to
the better to
i'm not the same, no
i wasn't me
i had a fever of 103
and i slept for three days
what big eyes you have
what big teeth
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The Wolves Austin, Texas
Duo from Austin Texas consisting of Rebecca LeBlanc and Ryan Lewison.
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