1. |
Yeah I Hate It
03:16
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Even when I’m right
Ill make amends
Even when we fight
We’ll still be friends
Yeah I hate it yeah
I hate it yeah oh why
Yeah it hate it it yeah hate it yeah
It’ll be alright
But never fair
When money’s tight
I’ll still be there
Yeah I hate it yeah
i hate it yeah oh why
Yeah it hate it it yeah hate it yeah
Im still dreaming of the end
Take a walk with me my friend
Putting everything aside
Sun sets over the hillside
Take a walk with me my friend
Im still dreaming of the end
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2. |
Eight Eyes
01:29
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Piercing eyes
they make me cry
Bleed me red
And kiss me blind
Marry me Before I weep
Marry me
Drive the nail into my thigh
Bleeding thorns the flowers die
You cant run you cannot hide
These eight eyes they petrify
Marry me
Marry me
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3. |
Unclean
02:15
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Its 3am
3 am
Im counting sheep
Flush me out
Scrub me out
Im unclean
Pure nightingale
Soars
Through the night again
Its 4am
4am
Apathy
I cant explain
Cant explain
Why I cant sleep
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4. |
Nil
04:07
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You can't take back what you lack
You can't take back what you fear
If looks could see what you know
If looks could see what you are
I see a mix of colors purple, yellow, blue and green
Swirling around my head
And in my twisted dreams
We’d play for hours
Picking flowers
Fading slowly
Fading slowly
Fading slowly
When she turns her head
And fakes a smile
For a while
She knows its all for nil
And when she thinks about
What others think
It cuts her deep
Weeping gently
Weeping gently
Weeping gently
Drifting slowly
Drifting slowly
Drifting slowly
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flower church Las Vegas, Nevada
a band from vegas with two members.
@flowerchurchband on instagram
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