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Pray for Day
04:04
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2. |
Phoenix Apocalypse
05:18
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It’s my phoenix apocalypse
I’m in its grips
It’s got its teeth in my soul
And its poison on my lips
To kill me, to keep me here
But I’m not stone
I’m river water I’ve got to flow
[chorus]
It’s my apocalypse
That keeps me here
Will I abandon it
And now I sing to save my soul, now I sing to keep me whole
I choose to let it go…
And I’ll do it all alone, all alone
[verse 2]
Phoenix, rising, from the dust
It’s his succubus
That keeps him dying
Well what do you know
Our heart is either water or stone
I choose to go
To go with the flow
[chorus]
It’s my apocalypse
That keeps me here
Will I abandon it
And now I sing to save my soul, now I sing to keep me whole
I choose to let it go…
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3. |
Monster
05:34
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4. |
Capitalist God
02:27
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