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Check Engine Light
03:24
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Check engine light
My baby’s got the speed of light
Take us where I wanna go right now
Since I was young I tend to walk the wire
And if I get my way
I still bet it and then some
But life takes its tolls and fines
And if you’re not up front
It’ll collect and then some
In these moments
Begging and pleading
To machinery
I’ve been holding on
I pushed too far
And my complacency
Ends in urgency unheard
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2. |
Vertigo
02:48
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Drop the formalities
In a last ditch attempt at suturing a broken bond
Don’t just sit there and act like you don’t know whats up
Whats the point of all the gnashing teeth
You know
You’re not changing now i see it
Actions speak louder than “I’m sorry”
The ups and downs give me vertigo
Don’t try and tell me its not like that
No more chances you gotta go
Spinning around
You turned lives upside down
To rationalize what you do
I see all your lies I see through your disguise
I know
The truth
You finally showed me who you are now I believe you
I’m glad you’re not around
Because I found myself
And theres a chance if you were
I could end up like you
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3. |
Horror
04:02
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I’ve been hiding in the background
I’ve been hiding from it everywhere I go
But I’ve been waking up
I’ve been hiding way too long now
Hiding out with my head down
But I’ve been working up the nerve
In my mind there's no need to worry
If we're gonna make it I know
We're gonna make it to the end
Living life on the sidelines
Watch years fucking fly by
I’ll be safe if I stay inside
I was feeling kinda down
Driving around town
Thinking about old times
When I felt a chill
It ran down my spine
I heard a voice appear
And felt a hand reach out
It started to laugh
All the lights went out
He ran into the night
I felt him stare me down
It freaked me the fuck out
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