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PCE
02:58
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Walking tears and customized feelings
A broken man who’s never really meant it
The day has come, the devil he resisted
A will, a thought a wish that he lived it
I’m feeling fine – that’s right
Come join my crime – my life
You never gave me time – my life
Now it’s my time – my life
I had the greatest intentions
But I failed to mention
Lusty hearts equal jeopardy
I called you back, now I’m going to sleep
I’m feeling fine – that’s right
Come join my crime – my life
You never gave me time – my life
Now it’s my time – my life
You suck my soul – You want control
You’re inside me – You don’t let me breath
What keeps me here is out of reach
Like a Sunday clock blazing towards next week
What was a fear is now a memory
Fueled by desperation nowhere to reach
I’m feeling fine – that’s right
Come join my crime – my life
You never gave me time – my life
Now it’s my time – my life
You suck my soul – You want control
You’re inside me – You don’t let me breath
For you I breathe
For you I reach
Your tongue has lost its point
Your will is not my choice
Gadfly, barfly, like a drunk Socrates
On the verge of perfect beauty
Tap tap into your energy
The sky’s the limit tomorrow
The sky begins at my feet
You taste a bitter pill
You taste my sanity
You suck my soul – You want control
You’re inside me – You don’t let me breath
You suck my soul – You want control
You’re inside me – You don’t let me breath
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New Junk II
01:37
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Barcode Baby
02:31
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Can't Control
03:19
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Pleasure Fold
03:16
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