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Virion's Omen
05:15
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We need to end this
A simple distress call
I'm wiring a world to your hearts
Lately I've found that the rest is an unbound and broken
Ladder to climb your way down
Maybe this litmus test will have you win it all
If it'll keep you from falling apart
Are you suffering yet from lack of hope?
You tried hard to forget
Shelter in place
Don't die for the DOW
Faberge federal laws
You're starved and unaware
Til someone conspires to arrive
Grow in your mind cause it's known that you're blind
When the subjects appear in the light
But only the evidence can reveal your true desires
You should be grinding your teeth in the night
Are you suffering yet from lack of hope?
You tried hard to forget
Shelter in place
Don't die for the DOW
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Moth to the Flame
06:18
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Head in the game, moth to the flame
Oh, cold shoulder
I'm missing the forest for the trees
Come crashing over
Born to consume from a silver spoon
Oh, what a shame
He's thinking aloud, head up in the clouds
He won't take blame
I'll go run around
It don't mean there won't be another next time
You drive me out of my mind
I'll go run around
It don't mean there won't be another next time
You will let me down
Head in the game, moth to the flame
Oh, cold shoulder
I'm missing the forest for the trees
Come crashing over
Old as the hills, green around the gills
More dead than alive
You're under the knife, now beg for your life
The moment has arrived
I'll go run around
It don't mean there won't be another next time
You drive me out of my mind
I'll go run around
It don't mean there won't be another next time
You will let me down
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