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Easy Targets
03:38
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Furious Party
03:09
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Frustration I
05:56
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Frustration II
07:02
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I went down to the subway
I stayed there a couple days
to get away from the sun and the moon
I don't mind that I'm just siphoning off my time
Because I'm just much to tired to try anymore
Took 4 weeks and 2 days for me to throw 10 months away
For me to burn away my faith in the sun and in you
And are my eyes the meanest green?
And are they the worst that you've ever seen?
Yeah and if that's true I know just what it means for me
Dull my senses to a hole
Stick all my fingers down my throat
I'll give up personality
And I'll throw up my identity
I'll leave all of my value on the floor so I can leave here alone
And I should really hate saying this
But what's the fate of the faithless?
You find their hope in the darkness
And settle down in the loneliness
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