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Way Up Way Out [Demo]
01:49
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under the guidelines you were so bold
as to establish for where this goes
i don't necessarily agree
come down take a walk with me
with my luck, i can convince you to cross the line
and i can't feel quite right until i do
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Coming Clean [Demo]
01:48
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Behold! [Demo]
02:13
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Sea Is Rising [Demo]
01:37
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the sea is rising
and we've only got so much time
holy old world, unholy new world order
just get it right, just stop the rise
it's really quite simple
when it's over we'll cry our eyes out
oh, nostalgia for the good times
the longest night, our sacred price
it's easy to see, we'll rise with the seas
oh, glorious world of old, swallow us whole
let yourself go, kill all your darlings
swallow us whole
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