1. |
What I Need
01:57
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Tell me I'm good
Tell me I'm great
Tell me I'm better
There's nothing good
There's nothing great
There's nothing better
Give me
What I need
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2. |
Follow Me
02:09
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I'll give you what you need if you can say that you believe
Someday you'll have it all if you will put your trust in me
Follow me and I will take you down the right path
There is no letting go and there is no looking back
I am everything and everyone and everywhere
I know your hopes, your dreams, your thoughts, your feelings and your fears
When I am not around I can hear what you are saying
See every move you make I'm even with you when you're praying
I am God
I wanna kill you
I. Will. Kill. You.
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3. |
Waiting
01:52
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'til death
We're all waiting to die
We're all waiting in the line
Keep moving or get behind
We're all waiting to die
You said 'til death
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4. |
Fragile Ego
02:03
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I have a very fragile ego
I Have a very fragile very fragile ego
I gather self worth from the thoughts of other people
I shop a lot and find my therapy in retail
I judge how you walk and talk and every detail
I am the one on top!
Am I the one you want?
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5. |
Talking To Myself
02:03
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I'm so sick
I'm so sick of you
Talking to myself
I want something
I want nothing
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6. |
Human Feel (Re-Creation)
02:18
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Who am I?
Scan my eyes
Cold steel
Human feel
Always learning
Never scared
Always present
Always there
I'm a re-creation
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7. |
Rds-9
03:33
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There's no such thing as the future maybe
You're living in the past
Well you've been having a good time baby
You should be having a blast
Uranium rods
Playing God
Atomic bombs
Rds-9
40 kilotons
Rds-9
To solve the problems
There's no such thing as the future maybe
There's no such thing as the past
There's no such thing as a good time baby
We're all having a blast
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8. |
Non-Existent
01:48
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You are non-existent
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