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Connection lost
04:00
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Are we what we see in the mirror?
It's really hard to know
I am the friend you see in your eyes
But my mind's incomplete
I am like you : easily influenced
By the things around me
I want to stay disconnected
And I want to find out who I am
I'm uncertain of myself
Those questions in my head
I'm uncertain of myself
These times are blurred
We would like to stay out of time
We don't want to stay
On this line
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We are worn out
03:22
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My board is stuck into my mind
I ride my life as it comes
'Cause I’m not worried about myself
Now I'm standing on this place
The lights are turned into my face
I forget what my age is again
I jump in a furious dance
And I’m remembering old times
Today, I just wanna be there
Stop your conflicts
Just help yourself
Let me be wild
Being like you bores me
Your mind is closed and grave
Don't try to spit on me
'Cause the wind blows your way
I'm a worn out kid like worn out shoes
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3. |
Corruptible mind
03:38
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You take a part of me
When you hurt our dignity
You hate all that we've done
I hate your closed-up mind
Stay far from me and my friends
Or people like us
We are free and so sad of this occupation
Like a movie, in reality
Dreary landscape, tears like rain
Then, why ?
I break all your bad reasons
I break all your sad vocations
Your mind is corruptible
By a mad reflection
You sink into a hole ; a large deep well
You play the game of gods, without caution
What have you done ? Something strange
What can we do ? We need to feel free
Pay for your murders
You hate all that we've done
I hate your closed-up mind
Pay for your murders
Far from me
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4. |
A. B. I. T. W.
02:26
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5. |
In the palm of your hand
04:44
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