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Not
02:56
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I am not the enemy, but I am not a friend
Somewhere in the midst is a person I can’t comprehend
And I’m up bright and early, the morning makes me mad,
Spewing nonexistent words out
Feeling dark inside
And I know it all too well
We are not the remedy, but we are not the plague
Every diagnosis is always something all too vague
And anytime I wonder “What happens in my core?”
Well, I am left feeling deserted
Feeling dark inside
And I know it all too well
Facing the emotion
To find where it’s coming from
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2. |
Under the Moon
03:21
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Faintly, I speak of balance and bliss
I hear a harrowing hiss
Wearing away at what I portray
What’s this?
Plainly, I put personas on pause
It doesn’t matter
It draws out my sense
And I sense that it’s not okay
When I’m with you
Well, I don’t disagree
So I’ll be spending my nights
Staring at the trees
Under the moon
Daydream of the sky
But I’m sitting on stone
Green garden of paradise
Shelters the view
Nothing to do
But be alone
It’s shady beneath the branches and leaves
But the treetops deceive
And they scream
And they steal your sanity away
And lately, I seem to slip in and out
Of definition and doubt
So I’ll scream and I’ll sleep
Until these instincts decay
Any attempt to affably laugh with me’s
Battered and bruised
By apathy, agony
Covered and coated
In fallacy, blasphemy
I have accepted calamity naturally
When I’m with you
Well, I don’t disagree
So I’ll be spending my nights
Staring at the trees
Under the moon
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3. |
Little Mountain Man
03:23
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Some people say they’re not happy with their sins
But they’re on the outside looking in and it makes me cry
Some people know just what they’re talking about
And other people just talk about getting high
Me and my little mountain man
Well, we do what we can to make it alright
Me and my little mountain man
I said we know, oh we know how to have a good time
Finding a way to a higher measurement
With all of these inches spent on feeling free
Messing around, pecking at my only pleasure
With all this extra pressure being put on me
Me and my little mountain man
Well, we do what we can to make it alright
Me and my little mountain man
I said we know, oh we know how to have a good time
I’m sleeping with one eye open
On the mark and ready to go
All the while I’m hoping
That someone else out there knows that
Me and my little mountain man
Well, we do what we can to make it alright
Me and my little mountain man
I said we know, oh we know how to have a good time
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4. |
Sunshine Baby
04:27
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Close your eyes, count to three
My everything is nothing, my nothing is all
Tried to overdo it once before
I’m still trying to get it right
Once I was a rainbow,
But without my sun, I’m left with only water
Darkness in the heavens
Every day is met with endless night
My sunshine baby, you see
In this reality
The light with the dark just isn’t me
My sunshine baby, you see
I have no identity
So show me who I really am
So I know what I shouldn’t be
Were you screaming at God
To come to your rescue?
‘Cause every day that passes is a waste
And I’m stuck living in distress
Once I was a rainbow
The storm clouds came
They sucked my soul away
Delirium has swayed me
Clarity's just something I don’t possess
My sunshine baby, you see
In this reality
The light with the dark just isn’t me
My sunshine baby, you see
I have no identity
So show me who I really am
So I know what I shouldn’t be
Fade to black
As I hear the sorrow leave, I'm saying
“I am to be my death,
Have you understood me?”
I hope to end it all
And not wake up tomorrow, saying
“I am to be my death, the only thing I could be”
My sunshine baby, you see
In this reality
Well something is amiss
Maybe it’s me
My sunshine baby, you see
I have no identity
So show me who I really am
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5. |
Chicken Friday
03:16
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