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Hangman (demo)
04:08
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An executioner is choosing letters to spell out my death
I appear one limb at a time
Hang me up til it's over
Removing the head cover
Hang me up, time is wasting
Hang me up, my new soul is on his way
An executioner has all but one of the open letters
One more and then I'll die here
I will swing from my broken neck
Airway's crushed with rope
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What Do You Want? (demo)
02:19
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I shouted out to him
I said "what do you want?"
I can't go anywhere and I can't see anything that my eyes want
I say don't leave me here in the town with no walls
I said, looking at the picture, don't leave me here
I swear I'm dying every day, it's the same for everyone anyway
Don't go, please don't leave me
I'm so scared
Smiles, smiles, smiles
Everything I acted out was real to me
I never saw anything I needed I couldn't find in an empty room
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Big Green Lake (demo)
03:22
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I threw stones sidearm
the ripples haven't reached any shore at the big green lake
I want to get lost in the melodies of "Cloak and Cipher"
Get lost at the big green lake
Do you remember when we were locked inside by smoke in the summer?
Those memories are torn from the big green lake
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Magnetic Fields (demo)
03:13
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I swell and I pulse
it won't cut out
my cells want out of this body
a magnetic field in me
to rip it out and explode in me
and erasing any reason
now the rhythms bend
they won't cut out
timing I can't understand
a magnetic field in me
and counting out
delete everything
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