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Marmalade
05:49
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Blind Eyes
02:44
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Lyrics:
Slowly, my eyes blister.
From staring at the heart of the sun.
My dreams start to wither,
As I forgot faces, one by one.
Reign of total night.
As I am victim of the blight,
Loss of eternal light.
I am trapped within the plight.
Wishing, I can,
search for the something I must find.
Inevitable,
all dreams start to die.
Inevitable, all dreams die.
Gaping, my oculars,
Are scorched by the relentless sun.
This pain is not nurtured,
As I forget places one by one.
Reign of total night.
As I am victim of the blight,
Loss of eternal light.
I am trapped within the plight.
Wishing, I can,
search for the something I must find.
Inevitable,
all dreams start to die.
Inevitable, All dreams die
Head for the light that blinds.
Only to be told.
That it will take the light,
From the depths of your soul.
Reign of total night.
As I am victim of the blight,
Loss of eternal light.
I am trapped within the plight.
Wishing, I can,
search for the something I must find.
Inevitable,
all dreams start to die.
Inevitable, All dreams die
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Servility
02:57
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They didn't bury us deep enough
the whole damn world is far too corrupt
children hungry begging me please
I'm in shackles but my mind roams free.
They've left us in the dreggs again.
It sure looks like it's the end
A wise man once said to me
Don't waste time collectin' sympathy.
oooooohhooohhhhhh
haaaaaaaaeeeeeeawwwwwww
I'm in shackles but my mind roams free. X3
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Limbo Libre
04:19
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Beyond the Biosphere
03:52
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She's Under Water
02:48
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she feels alive when the substance takes over
the heroin berrows in around her bone marrow
free like a sparrow, devine like a pharoah
when the dopeamean tells her everything is fine (everything is fine)
troubles come, troubles flee, the trouble's up to her knees
she begs God please
bury down, bury it deep, so she could finally get some sleep
and wake up to that next day, to that same old song in the brain decay
she's under water (under water)
I'm under water (ooooooooh)
DCF will be here soon, I gotta go clean the back room, with all those dirty spoons (all those dirty spoons)
the kids are always up all night, scream and shout, bleed and fight
I don't know where they learn that from, and I swear I'm not the only one (3x)
can't we just change the subject of this conversation(ooooooh)
the evil that lingers in my loins, the devils that are conjoined to that man's groin
I've got to shut up now beacuse everything is fine, and all the planets align
what's gonna happen to my kids the next time I go under the bridge?
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8. |
Baphomet
03:22
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Lyrics:
They've locked me up for a while
afraid I might commit a sin.
The caged bird is in the nile
She wants a bath so let her in.
Let her in.
Another day in this cell.
One step closer to hell.
I see a reflection in the mirror.
Soon the monster becomes clearer.
Clearer.
wah ho who waaoo aaa oooo.
Vocals: James Davis
Back Vocals: James Davis, Ethan Alexander, Dan Brogan
Guitar: Ethan Alexander
Bass: James Davis
Drums: Dan Brogan
Lyrics: James Davis, Dan Brogan
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9. |
Petting Zoo
04:37
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Lyrics Dan Brogan:
Why so heartless.
We're so harmless.
Why so monstrous.
We're so helpless.
A myopic species.
That controls me.
Pastures of discontent.
As my anger augments.
I no longer have control.
My land they patrol.
My privacy has been sold.
I've now lost all hope.
It seems they are the ones that act like animals.
Why so heartless.
We're so harmless.
Why so monstrous.
We're so helpless.
I lay in my shame.
My life is their game.
New animals obey.
As I dissuade.
Anfractuousity
Is now a part of me.
I no longer a being,
Just a sight for viewing.
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Personal Pronouns
02:08
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Lyrics: James Davis
I thought about that fateful day
when my moms had to go away
he simply broke her vertebre X2
But that don't phase me anymore
because I am stronger than before
I'm waging wars inside my core
your entering the cellar door
Omnashabhi
So just increase that dopamene
by any means which necessary
feed your ego global think
makes humans kind of scary
but don't forget to pursue your dreams
marcy's playground taught me things
about my self at three o'clock at the morning
we were young in the back yard
moms past out were catching frogs
the foster home can be so grand
crying out i need a hand
worren will never understand
what went down hes so impared
oxegen aint enough
i cant breath so please get off
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Astro Turf
03:37
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Slaughterhouse
03:01
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Lyrics: Dan Brogan
Slaughter House
I ask myself.
Everyday.
If this’ll be my last
On Earth Today.
What have I become
To find solace
Will this be the one?
There is no justice.
The many who’ve begun
The few who’ve won.
The tristesse, none.
The endeavor’s never gone.
(Interlude of music).
I’ve escape so numb
With nothing inside.
Packaged and lonesome.
Grounded, and sliced.
Injected with fillers.
Removed of who I would be.
I’m now fake.
They took apart of me.
Into the feed.
Comes out manure.
To plant the seed.
The cycle endures.
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Roosevelt's Ghost South Dennis, Massachusetts
We are a psychedelic folk-indie band out of Cape Cod. We love to make music, and it is all of our passions. We hope to get a record deal soon, but either way, we will make music for all of you beautiful listeners out there. Roosevelt's Ghost is: James Davis, Ethan Alexander, Jeff Sousa, and Dan Brogan ... more
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