1. |
Swabian
02:49
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I wait
-What you ever wanted
This time that's here now
-You never want it ever again
And hold back
-Now you've ever known
Don't cry
-It's falling apart again and again
I'm here now
-It's not what you knew
And lay your cards out
-I'm calling nothing at all
Don't stay here
-Maybe this time we'll see
I'll be gone for a long, long time
-I'll be gone for a long, long time
I wait
-What you never wanted
This time that's here now
-But you never want it ever again
Don't cry
-Now you'll never know
Just smile so I remember your face
-It's falling apart again and again
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Paradox
03:18
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Welcome to the corner of your mind
I know it makes you shudder
But this is part of your search for God
I wish you good luck
Hold back your tears as you sacrifice your cat
Just think of his smile
What is odd
Is that cat was dead
When you put him in that box
He's alive
It's a paradox
Freeze your mind, you are finally here
You are finally here
What is bothersome about all of this
Is you don't know how you got here
You don't know how you got here
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3. |
Lost in Five
03:24
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I can't see
I can't feel
I can't taste
Your blood is gone
You should have known
Just walk away.
I broke down
Snap these holds
Your ghost did breathe
Yesterday
You should have known
Just walk away
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4. |
Dirac
05:22
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Come inside
The sun is blind
Your heart won't be denied
It's just bad luck
Your soul is stuck
Your mind has blown up.
Infinity
Not hard belief
And you will finally see
Break this down
Unhand your crown
And hide this demented sound
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
From your hand
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
From your hand
Your gravity
Repulses me
Returns to tranquil seas
As your your burn
Black holes in turn
We are torn apart
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
From your hand
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
Watch it fall
From your hand
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Family Tree
03:08
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Come back home to your family tree
It is dry, it is sick
Don't eat that fruit
There's too many worms
Remember breathe
The leaves are brown
On your house underground
It's not dead, no, not yet
Unless you leave to come here and see...
Your flight awaits
The terminal is empty
Your flight has gone
Fickle as it might be,
Oh, please come home.
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6. |
Where is the Sun?
03:23
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Where is the sun?
Oh, it's right above us
It's been there for two months
Come let us in
It is hot as sin
And the devil's got our number
Come, weary flood
We welcome you with love
As you wash out our town
God, send the cold
Change the rain to snow
And save our empty souls
Where is the sun?
Oh, it's always right above us.
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7. |
Bloody Mess
04:06
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As you walk through
The doorway
See them lie there
See them cold and lifeless
What do you know? (Hallelujah)
What do you care? (Hallelujah)
No one told you. (Hallelujah)
Watch it all burn. (Hallelujah)
Light a match, son
Pour the gas on
Watch it all go up in...
What do you know? (Hallelujah)
What do you care? (Hallelujah)
No one told you. (Hallelujah)
Watch it all burn. (Hallelujah)
What do you know? (Hallelujah)
What do you care? (Hallelujah)
No one told you. (Hallelujah)
Watch it all burn. (Hallelujah)
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Grey Matter Black Rochester, Minnesota
Rhett - Bass, vocals
Jake - Drums
Kyle - Guitar, electronics, vocals
Grey Matter Black is about one thing and one thing only: making meaningful, creative music for the sake of meaningful creative music.
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