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International
03:54
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you were in line for an entitlement
said a voice inside my head
I hold you a blinding light
come outside
a crown of roses for you head
I hold you a blinding light
but the wind will blow it out again
she falls and burns her skin
upon the soil and rocky hill
this world was all she had
but it faded like another fad
not left and look not right
or out in front or right behind
we fled deep into the wilderness
laser beams upon our chest
we fly into another sky
made of fire
another place for us to rest
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Swollen
02:52
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I saw the night
through your sweaty fears
the rain falls down upon your many cherished tears
and you’re alive
in this blue hotel
the street below is sick with all the things you’ve thrown
and they think so
thought you could see
the end of the hall
where stands a man holding the hour glass of sand
take his hand
his master plan
and I will stay behind and turn this blessed wheel
like a foolzo
I fly away from your desire
I fly away from your disease
I fly towards the burning fire
I fly into the new regime
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Fall
03:41
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falling out of space
into another place
this dream's so hot and real
I don't know what I feel
it's got me now
it's got me now
it's got me now
and you
I hear you breathing now
in death your mind was found
the lapping waters here
and her unpleasant cheer
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Unwind the sun
04:01
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she hides in a hole in the sky
she just wants to find a way
but dark is the height
and lost is the life
between what you do and pray
they say it's alright
to silence the plight
and hire some man
to see
for you
and what would you do
if nothing was true
and all that you feared
the world
is you
there once was a man who said
like seeking some shade under grass
hoisting your flag
and the battles you've had
this theatre will finish en masse
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Black Coral Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide four piece alternative rock band. Influences include Sonic Youth, Queens of the Stone Age, Joy Division, Diiv, Soft Moon, Dinasour Jr, Mark of Cain, Wooden Shjips, Black Marble, TV on the Radio, The Smiths, Cure
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