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Troublemaker
01:23
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Should've known I'd have been gone
Should've learned more of the old songs
It's gonna take too long
To even start to know the damage
Upon the planet
Word had been getting around
Nobody did too much about it, though
Buried heads in the ground
Neck-deep in the erosion
From the explosion
And is this how we're going to die?
When will catastrophe strike?
There's no use in denying the time could be now
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2. |
Lost in the Fog
02:40
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I've been lost in the fog
I've been destined to wander
I've been stuck in a dream
That I never remember
The morning seems
It could reveal
It could contain
The possibility of freedom
(Look around for the means to make a change)
Too many strangers
Or policemen
I turn away
Recoil in anger
And never heal
From wounds
That are eating me away
Away I wander
I go to the fog
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3. |
Rears its Head
01:12
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Uncertainty
Rearing its head again
Accompanied by dread
Harmony falling so flat
I guess you're still depressed
Insist on living with this heartache
As if it wasn't anything at all
First mistake that you made
Is still waiting
Back of the bar for the final call
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4. |
Pretty Problem
02:09
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There's a problem
On the mountain
It's also deep beneath the sea
Almost lost it
But it found us here
In this pile of broken things
Hit the wrong notes
So the script goes
But it's getting hard to follow
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Mold Vision San Diego, California
Mold Vision is the riff repository of Ethan Camp.
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