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King
01:57
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There's a creature far from here who lives a certain life
Not the life that certain creature had in mind
He's independent and stupendous and he just gets by
By going to the market and eating fish alive
Lala the king
So much joy he brings
He roams the streets on everyday looking to cool off
He'll eat his fish alive and raw but never with a sauce
A tuxedo is the standard for this vagabond
You can catch him having fun in a local pool or a pond
The lonely drifter can only bring us so much love
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Unspoken
02:27
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In a town far away from here nobody gets any sleep
They fear of a lurking shadow underneath there sheets
The one they call the faceless one keeps them awake at night
Spending every waking moment in terror and in freight
Wake up now and please don't fall asleep
He can hear you talking so don't make a peep
He'll lock you up and throw away the key
And leave you living in pure misery
He'll bring you into the depths
Forever unspoken
Wake up! Don't fall asleep on me
Delusions, all I have are delusions
He'll bring you into the depths
Forever unspoken
He won't kill you if he gets you
Forever I'm woken
Fuck the faceless one
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Groundhog's Day
02:23
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From the middle-class
To the lower lives
Tell me how I'm wrong
Listen to the message that is buried in the song
Running out of time
Listen to the message that is buried in your mind
Make amends do it with a smile
Swallow all your regret and forget about denial
It's all repetition
There's no constitution
It's all repetition
Take chances, make mistakes, get messy for goodness sake
It's all repetition
There's no constitution
It's all just repetition
Repetition (Groundhog day)
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Hellbent Hamilton, Ontario
the silliest smokiest band in the game.
hardcore punk from canada eh.
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