1. |
silicone sunlight
02:29
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In the sunlight
I get too hot
Darling love me
You’re all i got
In the Sunlight
Feels so right
In the Sunlight
Feels so right
Molded image
Your ideal
Thoughts of beauty
Hardly real
Become plastic
Barely human
Artificial
Linear lifespan
In the Sunlight
Feels so right
In the Sunlight
Feels so right
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2. |
blond wig
02:19
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Blond wig change me into a star
Blond wig make me more bizarre
What’s this feeling in my hair
Taste lingering in the air
Blond wig tell me what do you want?
Blond wig tell me who do you haunt?
Posing for some magazine
Perilous glamour on the screen
On the surface your face is calm
Tracing lines that you’ve drawn
Stupid creature don’t look at me
Hide the mirror don’t let them see
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3. |
mark manor
03:17
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Hey hey Mark
We’re coming over
To get into
Just a little trouble
There’s a secret
In your eyes
Little judgment
No surprise
Mark what’s wrong?
Speak your words
Tell us whatcha
Overheard
And we know, you lied
Yeah we know, you tried
Hey hey Mark
We’re still outside
Come on, let us in
Matt’s gettin’ cold
Silhouette
Behind the door
We can hear you
Creaking the floor
Restlessness
Setting in
Anxiety's
Pricking at my skin
And we know, you hide
Yeah we know, you lied
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4. |
lepaul morshal
03:53
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Driving to the dive
For the next show
Pouring out my blood
Longing to be known
I would spend every dime
I would plagiarize
I’d do anything
To be recognized
LePaul Morshal
LePaul Morshal
Six makes a crowd
Yet I still sweat
Two more years left
In this quartet
I can see the lights
Going down down down down down
Don’t want to face the truth
All on my own
LePaul Morshal
LePaul Moshal
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Teak Physique Vancouver, British Columbia
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