1. |
Happy Birthday
00:04
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2. |
Marmalade
04:45
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The illusion's more present than the man
The dusty photograph's more heavy than the hand
And I know
That the conversation's stillborn on the phone
And that Ithaca always moves on
You can stake a claim, but the Earth is not your own
There's no seed you could plant that would turn this to a home
And I know
That our names on the grave may be the same
But stone still always wears away
Now I'm not bitter
About the mistake
When your life's an error you gain
An ugly kind of faith
In the passing of the age
And the moss grown on the grave
And the naming of the change
Oh Marmalade
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3. |
Grave Robbers (Demo)
02:14
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Stop the car
I've got graves to rob
Don't you dare call the cops
I'm just taking what's mine
Superstition lies
And the dead are far from innocent
Shut me up
I've got blood in the mouth again
And I know that it's enough to get you worried
Spit me out
Don't claim that you're proud
Oh just say my name aloud
And take what's mine
Supersition lies
And the dead are far from innocent.
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