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Intro
01:29
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2. |
Dog Food
01:44
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Here is a story I heard on the road
You tell a joke and I'll cut your throat
Open your mouth
Let it all out
Open your mouth
Let it out
With Arizona on my mind
With lesser demons at my side
No one can touch me
No one can stop me
No one can touch me
No one can
no one can stop me
No one can
No one
No one
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3. |
Rubber Neck
01:05
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My body moves on its own
My flesh is mine and mines alone
No God can take that right from me
No God can try
Turn you to stone
Not my concern though
My skin remembers
My skin recalls
My skin recalls
Turn you to stone
Not my concern though
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4. |
"Black Rage"
02:42
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Water will it flood the road ahead of me?
Road laid out before me?
God he spares my heart from my "black rage"
God he sends you to cut me down, to murder
tell me what I don't know
tell me what I don't know
give me what I can't hold
tell me what I don't know
tell me what I don't know
Hold me from the threshold
give it back give it back.
weave the water, heed the water
he sends me to gun you down, to murder
he send me with my black rage tonight
my pride saves me gets me paid tonight
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5. |
Center of Rome
01:13
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Run from dog
Crash burn all
I'm young
Remove me from
My weak blood
I'm young
Move me from
Tear me down
I'm young
Remove me from
My cheap blood
I'm young
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6. |
Hunting
01:19
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7. |
Beyond 66
04:22
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Take me take me to the river
foolish fake it pull the trigger
Your excellence and precision
tire fire covers the stench
tire fire covers the stench
i'll always remember you
i'll always remember you
with your bad freedom
with your bad freedom
your excellence and precision
with your excellence and precision
excellence and precision
yes
i'll always remember you
i'll always remember
(ready, set)
no gasoline
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