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Valedictory
04:22
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Bury Evil
03:41
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we had a bad streak,
cause lady luck didn't care for us,
care for us,
we had no ease,
but I wanted a place to call home,
to call home.
and it all came down,
rejoice the seasons that follow,
we'll bury this evil,
and it all sets in,
we can get that comforting feeling.
I've felt so weak,
thinking I should just go and
give up, give up,
but I kept my grit, cause I wanted a place
to call home, to call home
and it all came down,
rejoice the seasons that follow,
we'll bury this evil,
and it all sets in,
we can get that comforting,
feeling a new meaning,
and it all came down...
let's put the weights down,
unwind,
your body's weary
is your mind?
let's put the weights down,
it's our time,
we'll bury this evil,
we'll bury this evil
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3. |
Youth And The Claw
03:36
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4. |
Stay
03:14
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