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Ride on the Carousel
03:08
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It's the same game that you always play
I get in the car and you don't say anything
I've seen the pattern for so many years
Now I take it like there's something to learn
Join the world stop mouthing off the corporate machine
Walk talk and breath to be the ideal human being
Just in time for the usual shit
I'd do anything to make peace with it
What is my motivation to continue on
This ride on the carousel is getting boring
Join the world stop mouthing off the corporate machine
Walk talk and breath to be the ideal human being
Sink on through it's better not to try
Just be whatever you like
Grow into whatever comes inside
And never fall by the wayside
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She Was Never Bad to Me
02:03
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She was never bad to me
A look into her eyes you can see
Thoughts are racing at incredible speeds
It all happens naturally
Then the spirit comes down from afar
And brings everyone else up
The plans are nowhere to be seen
I'm sending signals out at sea
Then the spirit comes down from afar
And brings everyone else up
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Rays
02:53
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The word on the street is sure to nullify me
Lost in transmission from all that is real
Just when you needed it the mountains spoke to you
Told you the answers that shed light on the issue
There's no way to evade doomsday for much longer
Wakeful and pleasant days under sunny rays
Better off without it repeatedly causing pain
Just when you needed it the mountains spoke to you
And wounds heal eventually when taken day by day
There's no way to evade doomsday for much longer
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4. |
The Great Paravine
03:32
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Seagazer Indianapolis, Indiana
Wanna make songs that stick in your head.
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