1. |
Death Rides In
03:03
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2. |
So Far Gone
03:09
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3. |
Tennessee Gentleman
07:00
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4. |
Sparkle Free Stars
02:49
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5. |
Come On Come On Girl
04:31
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6. |
OK Love You Bye Bye
03:11
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7. |
Little Black Cloud
03:38
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8. |
F**CK The Queen
02:43
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9. |
Last Transmission
04:52
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The gold dust fades on the avenue
and so do you my friend
The starlight’s iridescent plight
won’t fill your souls delight in the end
You’re a welcoming host to the pills and the pathos
Young and numb and high for one more try…..
This is the last transmission
The last transition
The last lamented lullaby
As you move closer to the truth
and further from the lie
Seditious and searching for salvation
Privilege rarely leads to truth
Could be carved upon your grave stone
And you laid to rest as proof
If you’ll wake to the sound of your heart being found
In an instant an imprint a high for one more try…
This is the last transmission
The last transition
The last lamented lullaby
As you move closer to the truth
and further from the lie
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10. |
Gliss Down
02:49
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11. |
Greater Than You
04:55
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