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Need someone to slam the brakes
im heading for the celephane
all the faces turning into creatures
melting into solid features
ey.... Ill see you on the other side
need to hide to pass the time
a shadow of a freind of mine
and celebrate the chosen date
wash away things i cant relate
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Church Toilet
02:57
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im living in a guilty world
in someone else s world to save
its all spelled out
the teachers out
wont someone tell me something i dont know
find somewhere else to go and preach your show
the donkeys in
the house of sin
well i dont know and
wont go
find somewhere else to lose your guilt today
another child reminded holiday
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Wounded Love
06:41
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somehow, someway, ill take the blame
and save it for another day
and make believe its all we need
and give them what they want to see
theres nothing left nothing to believe
time passes by, the clouds up high
youve had enough, i hang it up
and wash away this wounded love
so this is how its going to end
so this is what happens to freinds
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Full Lush Eugene, Oregon
Full Lush...guitar, Jeff" Big Tex" Walske....Bass, Danny Casados...guitar and Ken Howe...drums.
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