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Like a Circus
03:48
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Every damn day
Is more of the same
What's it like?
It's like a circus
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If I was a sinner
I would know just what to say
I’d get from you just what I want
And we’d go our separate ways
But as a boy I worked the altar
So now all I do is pray
Please forgive my gross omissions
And my awkward turns of phrase
And from the couch I’ll prophesy
And it makes no difference that I cry
And I'm drowning in my lack of choice
I'm here to make a joyful noise
And this love, darling, is meant to be
C’mon baby, why can’tcha’ see?
This wealth of inhibition
Has me on my knees
Please save me, holy woman
From my pious tendencies
Because I know you want my lovin’
If I could I'd give you more
It's a callous thing to mention
I count on you to reassure
And you leave me dear, with one choice
And I need to hear your voice
And I'm sick of things that you imply
And I'm sorry sorry I'm so shy
It feels like I'm pulling teeth
Swelling with anxiety
Get loose
No time
Man up
Thin line
Hands up
No time
Get loose
Jump
And from basements I’ll prophesy
And it makes no difference, muffled cries
And I'm drowning in the delayed joy
Of life beyond this mortal coil
Give me blood, we need no time
Commune with us, the dogs and swine
If you truly loved
The person that I’ve been
You’d untie me from these wretched knots
And indulge me in your sin
Excavate me from this darkness
Extricate me, Holy Lord
I want nothing but to make whole
The mistress that I’m living for
And I'll do my best I swear to God
To bate my breath without facade
And I’m counting sheep inside my head
And I’m sure she wishes I was dead
And nailed to the narrow way
There’s nothing I’ve got left to say
Get loose
No time
Man up
Thin line
Hands up
No time
Get loose
Jump
Get loose
No time
Man up
Thin line
Hands up
No time
Get loose
Jump
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3. |
MANIAC
04:10
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Counterproductive Everett, Washington
Counterproductive consists of Jacob, Sean and Chase, a powerful, energetic Indie/punk trio determined to bring the party wherever they go.
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