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Last Memoriam
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Ransom
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I don't wanna write no more and copy it to digital. Making you laugh and lock it in a photograph. Now you got a wild one and you pack a little ritalin. Staring at a fading sun and you're lonely for somebody else.
Hope is turning black as cola/clever words to hide behind/I took
this image for you/I've seen it many times.
I want the night, to make it out of the ransom.
How you'll ever know if you're running from the battle scene. If you're gonna go I can catch up with your enemy. Tugging on my eyelid shade, never tough enough to carry the weight. In the final hours, we'll say our hope is turning black as cola. Clever words to hide behind. I took this image for you, I've seen it many times.
I want the night, to make it out of the ransom
Flashback a little too late. Once you can't have it. Hell if I know what was proven. When your veins were moving.
I want the night, to make it out of the ransom.
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Never the Way
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Flat Black
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Fast times
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Politick
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A spicy union of rock, folk, dance, and blues. Operator/Talk to Me is the first proper recording of songs that have been without a home for years. This is Slow Vice Revival.
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