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Troublesome Thumb
04:51
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Wanna go to hell?
Where the grass is green and
the water is clean.
Or head over to flint.
Where the devil has lived
for a couple years.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
It's not all smitten in the mitten.
No Mackinac don't carry no Cadillacs.
Jackson, Franklin, Adrian, too many children.
Its’ Yuppers vs trolls,
We live in the eye of this storm.
But there's so much more.
Here's a place you could go.
Drive to the hub of the thumb.
A place where the wild will roam.
Oh what a place, what a place.
With plenty of snow.
Have you ever been to
Bad Axe Michigan.
Well I'd rather go to hell, Detroit, and back again.
Beware of the Troublesome, troublesome, troublesome, troublesome, troublesome thumb.
Next destination is back
down south to the palm.
Celebrate Halloween over in Christmas.
Then go down to,
Paradise where the weather is a bit frigid so we finish off in the village of Climax.
A state famous for the unemployment rates.
We're home to the Great Lakes.
Where Haven is counted twice
and even we have our own Beverly Hills.
But up in the thumb it's a quiet place,
Where there are plenty of widowed women.
Where did the men go? (x4)
It's a mystery of tragedy and agony.
Have you ever been to
Bad Axe Michigan.
Well I'd rather go to hell, Detroit, and back again.
Beware of the Troublesome, troublesome, troublesome, troublesome, troublesome thumb.
Next destination is back
down south to the palm.
Let’s all go
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2. |
Paternal Test [DEMO]
04:33
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I'm so lost.
Who's talking to me? The man or the bottle?
Stop this fragile mess.
Debauchery with your hands on the throttle.
I don't know.
Where do we go with your faults?
What did I do wrong?
Where did you go now?
(Did you run, did you run, run away from me?)
Whom do I seek,
without you around?
(Did you run, did you run, run away from me?)
How can I deal with all the harsh things you have said?
It's hard to deal with all these,
Bad memories in my head.
Passive aggression, no good intentions.
Used your fists to solve it all.
We're bound to see you rise,
We're bound to see you fall.
Is this what it means to be a man?
Which road to take, what is your plan?
The spiked drink holds all the answers.
What did I do wrong?
Where did you go now?
(Did you run, did you run, run away from me?)
Whom do I seek,
without you around?
(Did you run, did you run, run away from me?)
How can I deal with all the harsh things you have said?
It's hard to deal with all these,
Bad memories in my head.
You're a ghost!
Lost, wandering off alone.
You must cope!
Toss away the troubling times.
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3. |
1217 [LIVE]
04:57
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Another night I'm pacing, sweat forms on my brow
It's getting in my eyes,and I can't see at all
Wishing that I could tell, when the panic goes
But who's to say it's ended, if it ever does?
It doesn't matter what we say
The sky still falls down, anyway.
Calmness
Fracas
A choice I can't make...
360 days have left, nothing good behind
I'm sick of watching paint,drying in my mind
Strap on running shoes unsure, if I'm ready yet
But keeping still is harder than I could expect!
It doesn't matter what we say
The snow still falls down, anyway.
Calmness
Fracas
A choice I have made...
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