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Fever Dream
03:19
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Blood Moon Sky
03:25
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Dead On Arrival
03:01
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We failed to read between the lines
We’re dead on arrival
Disregarded warning signs
No chance for survival
A change of heart
A pulse that’s still beating
When history
Goes on repeating
Tomorrow may not come
Staring down the barrel of a loaded gun
I don’t understand your fucked up point of view
Your narrative has come unglued
The lines have been drawn between me and you (me and you)
It happened before It will happen again
The tables might turn Things might come to an end
How can you believe The lies of division for power and greed
A change of mind
A message of reason
When all is lost
No hope to believe in
We’re counting down the days
Restrained to our old ways
I don’t understand your fucked up point of view
Your narrative has come unglued
The lines have been drawn between me and you (me and you)
Whatever happened to our sense of reality?
We’ve come to our demise just dumb ignorant waste of space
Get up Get up this is not a test
We’re gonna crash and burn
I get the feeling somehow we will never learn
It’s evident the end is near
There’s no returning back from here alive (alive)
I don’t understand your fucked up point of view
Your narrative has come unglued
The lines have been drawn between me and you (me and you)
Whatever happened to our sense of reality?
We’ve come to our demise just dumb ignorant waste of space (waste of space)
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