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Chernobyl Song
03:09
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I don't really know where to go from here
Admiring the beauty there's no need to fear
I can't believe I'm seeing what I'm seeing
Burning and bleeding, and everyone's breathing
They say dreaming in the dark is better than living
If the line gets blurred, tell me what's the difference?
I can't believe I'm seeing what I'm seeing
Loved ones grieving and everyone's breathing air
I don't really know where to go from here
Waiting for the signal when the coast is clear
I can't believe I'm seeing what I'm seeing
Bank accounts bleeding and everyone's grieving
They say dreaming in the dark is better than living
If the line gets blurred, tell me what's the difference?
I can't believe I'm seeing what I'm seeing
Sense of pride depleted, just when I need it
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E.T. (in Spirit)
01:44
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Twiddle my thumbs, I get a little bit numb.
Order a beer just to stare at the suds
I was alien amongst what I once was
How long can I browse the concessions without sayin' nothing, payin' nothin?
I'm just looking around
I found myself drowning in a pool of doubt
Don't know what to say
Maybe hello or hey
Making eye contact just to look away
Today, I'm starting to think I may have made a mistake
I wander around
"Who's that new guy in town?"
He's wondering what's up, but he's looking down
I found myself getting lost in the sounds
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3. |
See You Tonight
03:17
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I don't mind taking my time
Watching opportunity pass me by
I don't mind taking my time
Patiently waiting for the stars to align
I hope you don't mind but I was wondering if I could see you tonight
In my head, the words I said were strung together in a way that made so much sense
In my head, I was shot down dead and you just stood there on your phone scrolling as I bled
I hope you don't mind but I was wondering if I could see you tonight
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