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Angershame
03:08
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Down the Line
02:26
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Tell you what I wish I would have known
Tell you what I know from years of working
You and me and everyone we know
Think that we are safe but we're mistaken
I'm not a machine
When you wake up
Ten years down the line
Will you make up
For the lost time
They have made us easy to exploit
For their mediocre compensation
Buying things that we don't need at all
Vying for some sense of satisfaction
When you wake up
Ten years down the line
Will you make up
For the lost time
When you wake up
Ten years down the line
For the last time
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Fat Boy
03:34
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What Have You
02:41
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Not Again
04:45
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izabellizima Houston, Texas
I spend a lot of time in my room with my instruments brooding. It's cheaper than therapy.
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