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Mobilise The Kids [Live]
03:39
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I walked into a room, all I could see was wool
I set that fucker on fire and I kept my cool
Well you can stick around or you can quit
I'm gonna buy some guns and mobilise the kids
Wait, its a game and you have to play along to get away
Thats what they say
But thats not the same as I am, we don't want to be Part of anything
You can only have what I give to you
Its a game
Thats not the same
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Judas [Live]
03:50
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I never seen so many people looking up, then looking down
I never felt so disappointed in a king with a broken crown
Say whats on your fucking mind
If you come back, if you come back, if I go slow, would you know this time?
Forget about what you've been told, that love was stolen
Forget about what you have heard, that bridge is broken
But i never want to hear you say that the hope is over
Cause I dont want to go away without some meaning
I never said I gave up, they say I let you down
But if the games not fair, does it even count?
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I have a watch in my pocket
I spent my life just tryin to stop it
I put my head into my mothers hands
I swallowed pills just to understand
Come on brother wont you ease my mind, just tell me a lie
I don't want to die
I watched a stranger do the dance of death
Twenty-one years in a single breath
I thought of heaven and a coming hour
I drank whisky in the devils arms
Its a direction, this aint no life choice
Im just a little guy and I dont want to die
I gave my life to a cigarette
I fucked all night just to try and forget
I thought of heaven and a coming hour
Then I passed out filthy drunk on the floor of a bar
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Clues [Live]
03:41
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Questions surround themselves
Exercises in helplessness
You couldn't tell me to stay away
People contain the clues
All i wanted to take from you
All you said, all you care about, what you did, what I'm finding out
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