1. |
Ego
02:32
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It'd take an army
Just to satisfy me
And my ego we'd go
Dance a silent victory
Give me an island
One with a tropical view
So when I get lonely
I can still sing to the weather
Won't be long
We'll long be gone
Well maybe there is
Still time to make your change
Now that we all know
Just how it's got to go
Let's take a deep breath
And look back at your history
I mean it's shady
Don't y'all know what I mean
You got surveillance equipment
And machinery
Won't be long
we'll long be gone
Well maybe there is
Still time to take your change
Let's take a good look
That's right at the tip
Of the utensil don't you feel naked
When you're tasting it
I mean it's salty
With all that electronic screening
Give me your number
Maybe I'll think of you
In a week or so
Won't be long
we'll long be gone
well maybe there is
still time to take your change
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2. |
Caught
02:09
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3. |
Shot
02:02
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4. |
God
02:39
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5. |
Free
02:56
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6. |
Traffic
02:31
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7. |
Hollows
03:08
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8. |
O My Lord
03:16
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9. |
QNA
02:56
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10. |
Crux
04:32
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11. |
Big Brother
04:01
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12. |
Always
04:45
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