1. |
Recycle
01:55
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2. |
Heaven
02:35
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You’ve got to be bold
To get to heaven
You’ve got to talk loud
To stay out of hell
You’ve got to be bold
To get to heaven
God helps him who helps himsel’
You’ve got to be vain
To get to heaven
You’ve got to be sure
You’re full of grace
If you don’t believe
You’re bound for heaven
God won’t even know your face
And the meek
Shall inherit the Earth
But their existence
Shall end with their death
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3. |
Childhood
03:04
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4. |
It Fell
02:44
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5. |
Aconite
02:02
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Aconite grew
Nobody knew
Aconite grew
Spoilt the view
For me and you
Spoilt the view
Aconite grew
Spoilt the view
Aconite grew
Red car or blue
I couldn’t see you
Red car or blue
Now it don’t grow
They used fork and hoe
And herbicide
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6. |
The Inner Worm
04:05
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7. |
Into the Labyrinth
03:24
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8. |
Lightning Rod
03:30
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9. |
Don't Meet Their Eyes
02:25
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10. |
Flyover
06:09
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11. |
Anton
04:51
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12. |
The Yellowing
00:44
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