1. |
watching yourself sleep
04:37
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cus we are humans after all
watching each other die
we are watching ourselves die
because we are humans after all
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2. |
wake up!
04:02
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no lyrics
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3. |
Tunnel Vision
06:24
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theres a light
at the end of the tunnel
dont you be
afraid
theres no one to fear
theres nobody here
so dont you be
afraid
theres nothing to fear nobody here
so dont you be
afraid
theres nobody here theres nothing to fear
dont you be afraid
theres nobody here theres nothing to fear
aaaahhhhh!!!
ahhhhh!!!
dont you be afraid
dont you be afraid
dont you be afraid
dont you be afraid
dont you be afraid
dont you be afraid
aaaahhhh!!!!
aaaahhhhh!!!
aaahhhh!!!
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4. |
Plastic Jesus
03:29
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i dont care if rains or freezes long as i got a plastic Jesus siting on the dash board of my car
comes in colors pink and pleasant glows in the dark hes iridescent take him with u when u travel far
get your self a sweet madonna covered in rhinestone siting on a pedestal of abalone shell
going 90 i aint scared long as i got my virgin marry assuring me i wont go to hell
o plastic
plastic jesus
please let me go to hell
o plastic
plastic jesus
please let me go to hell
hit it dani
o plastic
plastic jesus
please let me go to hell
o plastic
plastic jesus
please let me go to hell
o plastic
plastic jesus
please let me go to hell
o plastic
plastic jesus
please let me go to hell
aaahaaa
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