1. |
Northwest Pacific
05:31
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2. |
Backtracked
03:43
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...unintelligible...
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Sacriledge
06:06
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Galileo
Is not the world you see reflected in your eyes?
Oh Madonna
Was not the worst in you a feast for the flies?
I have emerged from the cave of Brahman
A little less than satisfied.
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4. |
Janus Two-Face
02:18
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When your every god is Janus
Your wisdom ash and dust
When the metals that you've forged from birth
Have all begun to rust
And the trust they laid before you then
All innocent and benign
Finds you there,
Alone in bed,
A victim of your time.
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5. |
Warhorns
06:18
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6. |
I Know
05:12
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The patterns I draw in the sand
Wash away in the tide
The etchings I make on stone
Mark my grave
Stare too long at the light
The damn thing burns your eyes
Sit too long in the dark
And you might find it.
I know.
I fought all night with my son
Found him there in the morning
A pile of salt on the floor.
And I know
I know.
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7. |
The Old War
03:55
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It's been many years since that day in Medina
I've been training
I'm ready now.
Do you think you can keep me out?
I'll see you fall from your silver tower
I'll sow your lands to salt
Those beasts of burden that you stopped before
I've traded for the rain.
Still you think you can keep me out?
Is my will too wild for you, oh people of the street?
Oh you who fear that ancient dark that lingers on the eye
That takes witness to your defeat.
The time is near.
My way prepared.
Do you think you can keep me out?
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8. |
Interlude
02:44
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Oh you've got me again
Back to sleeping under that green ring
Back to showering with the lights off
Back to visions of antlers
Come back to bed,
It's only second round.
Quiet your calling
Quit your yelling
You don't even know my name
You know I heard you the first time.
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10. |
Distopic Premonitions
03:45
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