1. |
Welcome To The Drip
00:05
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2. |
Lightbeam City
04:58
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Doo doo doo doo
Good morning once again
Through the storm you've been my friend
So I need not be alone
For I have you for my eyes
And this overworking brain
All it sees is all the same
Doo doo doo doo
Aches in your head
Stuck in the gaze
(No turning back now)
For you the world is made
To miss would be a shame
So lost cause time wont end
And so time fades
Fades
Fades
Another day
Stuck in the gaze
(no turning back now)
Aches in your head
But let it go
I'm caught in the beam
(I'm freezing out now)
Light beam city
Light beam city
Light beam city
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm
Look at what I'm doing
Look at what I'm doing
Don't you think I'm
Light
shining again
Burning eyes
I'm at it again
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3. |
No Stalgia
03:52
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Warn the masses, Life is dead, they
Stormed the castle with firey breath
How can I tell you, we're all still here, all
Whilst I break up, worse for wear
Hope for future and hope for now, but
Home is looming with sense of doubt
How can I scream out, when out is space yet
Whilst you break up
Stuck in a rut
Keeping face
Thinking about
A saving grace
You know better than
To go outside my friend
Stay alone and be
With your mind
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4. |
Lo Fidelity
05:24
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5. |
Surrealism
03:54
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6. |
Drippy
02:11
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Go, before your head
Explodes in time
Before your bed
Erodes your mind
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7. |
Dreamism
05:39
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Dreaming away again
Back to the desk instead
Gone with the wind
It takes, my, mind
But all is in place
All, right
(Maximum overdrive)
Ooh and I
Dream upon the day
That you meet me
In the rain
Washing away again
A Wall is in place
Gone is the day
Of life, and sense, of taste
A mundane embrace,
Check, mate
(Maximum overdrive)
Ooh and I
Dream upon the day
You meet me
In the rain
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8. |
Know Control
05:40
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Blessed with a mighty view
He splits his hair back from his face
Interplanetary man thinks he knows this place
Smiles with a hint of doom
I know what worked best for me
So I know what's gonna work for you
Says I got hair so listen to me
Are you finding it harder to believe?
Shakes me right down to the core
You've plenty of these times to go and more
La la la la la
La la la la la
Ooo oo
Sometimes you gotta know control
But sometimes
Sometimes you got no control
Sometimes
Finally
Take me to the after present now
Knowing theres more than I need to know
Start me
Up in to the world of changing time
Knowing there's more than I need be shown
La la la la la
Ooo oo
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9. |
Go!
03:49
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Parked along a curbside
The wonders of time return to mind
Mistaken for the present thing
It breaks the thoughts again
Go
Driving for the coast line
The remnants of time were in her eyes
The smallest of things yet largest of kind
They do have a way to stick on the mind
Go
Go
Go
Go
Hurting for another life
With sticks in mind and
Stones in sight
Your head proceeds to haunt itself but why
Must it haunt itself
I'm guessing this will pass in time
But thinking more won't think it fine
Go!
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