1. |
The Chosen One
06:41
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He said I am the one,
I am the one who's come for you now
They said we are the ones,
We are the ones who've taken you down
We walk down the path,
Leading me back to the unknown
Now I've found myself,
Lost myself, the chosen one
Running down the hill
Fire's waiting for you
They know why I'm here,
I don't fear what I've become
Can't tell if it's love,
Or the drug that I'm feeling
They all seem to know what I behold,
My time has come
Now I take my throne, this is my home,
Their time has come
Running down the hill
Fire's waiting for you
I will go now
You will follow
You will go now
We will follow
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2. |
The Caretaker
03:58
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Eighteen-wheelers down Big Buck road
Got nowhere to hide
Headed out to those hidden fields
Where I can bide my time
Caretaker take care of me
Before they do it first
Another trailer goes up in smoke
Screaming to the sky
King's levee is about to break
Time is drawing nigh
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Longitude (looking into)
03:29
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Transparent
I see right through
I look out
At the longitude
The glass that's
Between me and you
The distance
Is something new
Looking into (looking right through)
Looking into (looking right through)
Looking into (looking right through)
Looking into (looking right through you)
Conclusive
I always knew
Decisions
Made to pursue
Evidence
It bled right through
The distance
Is nothing new
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4. |
Dim The Lights
06:08
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Don't I know you from somewhere
As I recall, it's you I swear
I don't see you but I don't need to
It's cold out there so come inside
Just sit right there and close your eyes
Please don't leave me, please don't leave me
What happened to that grin you wore
And why'd you just lock the door
Now there are two sides behind those eyes
You look just like the one who died
But now so different in this light
Now I will lead you, scream if you need to
Dim the lights.
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5. |
Admiral Benbow
04:51
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He doesn't know where he's been
Where he's going, where it ends
He can't control the turn of the tide
Unknown forces right outside
Where it ends is where it begins
All this madness setting in
He can't escape his untold fate
How many years must he wait
We start to rise
So hide your eyes
We start to rise
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I know you're not
Too far
Down the road
Things left untold
Too far
Down the road
What was that you said
Before you left
Left me behind?
Time has passed by
And you're not near
I fell behind
Fell too far behind
Where are you
Where you've gone
I'm the one
Left behind
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7. |
Shootout At The Hills
05:28
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Haven't felt the rain
For so long
So long, so long, so long my friend
Shootout at the hills
But now I'm wrong
So wrong, so wrong, so wrong my friend
In my hovel
Is where I discovered
...
My eyes go blind
My soul grows dim
So dim, so dim, so black
Why is it
That you have gone
I've been lost
For so long
Now I'm here
Should I stay
Cause if I go
I'll lose my way
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8. |
The Cancer
05:23
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