1. |
Fucking Headache
01:48
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you face the world
with everything you’ve got
you faced the world looking for love
for love
did you find what you’re looking for
did you find everything they told you you’d see
or did you just keep running in circles like me settling just like me
forever alone
searching for meaning
searching for a meaning to this life
longing for a purpose to this life
well I’ll just keep on hurting and it’s not that bad
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2. |
Snake Oil
01:23
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i’ve heard you’ve come here looking for the one
the one who will heal you and save you from yourself
i’ve got news for you you’ve come to the right place
all you have to do is do exactly as I say
just put all your trust in me and don’t forget to pay
for a measly little price salvation‘s on the way
just come back next week and don’t forget to pay
i guarantee you there is no other way
you know
you know you’ve got to pay
for your salvation
there is no other way
i guarantee you there is no other way.
NO WAY
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3. |
Challenge Accepted
02:20
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you’ve given your all but still have a problem
you’ve taken a fall but still aren’t stopping one more attempt to get it right
this is the one success is in sight
lean back relax
arms up retract
lock-in feel it
turn out got it
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