1. |
Nothing Really Matters
04:25
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close your
eyes dear
nothing
really matters
anymore
come down
with me
you will see
there's nothing left
for you
my dear
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2. |
Endless Cycle
08:30
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3. |
All In My Mood
07:00
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eat up
and wash up
then piss off
stay out of my way
stand up
and man up
you're gutless
just deal
can't you see i'm working today?
grow up
and move on
and no "buts"
she's been gone for months
someday
you'll thank me
now leave me
before i make you sleep out back in the rain
these are the shots that set me back
the thoughts i regret
the words i misuse
all in my mood
get out
you let-down
you cop-out
you're lower than me
leave them
your weekends
or beat it
'cause being on the streets won't be such a treat
no one
will help you
they'll leave you
you'll be all alone
when they
avoid you
you'll lose it
you'll hiss as you coil up, slither, and moan
these are the times i lose my head
the hopes that i wreck
the sins i consume
it's all in my mood
come back
i need this
i mean it
you're all i have left
read me
forgive me
i'm changing
i promise, things will be much better again
this is the day i turn around
that sounds nice, but how?
and when will i flop?
it'd be all in my mood
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4. |
Asteroid
11:13
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(screaming)
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5. |
No Way Out
00:53
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i hope you've had fun
but light is fleeing, the day is done
don't believe you have a fresh start
'cause you'll be back tomorrow, that's how you are
i hope you have learned
but darkness is swaying, your future's been gunned
follow me
live through me
you won't turn back...
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6. |
Follow The Trends
14:52
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ÆONIAN Potsdam, New York
ÆONIAN is a Psychedelic Rock band from Potsdam, NY.
The members include, and are limited
to:
Gordon Hall: Guitar/Keys
Ryan Hayes: Drums/Percussion
Austin Hughes: Bass/Guitar
... more
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