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Stop
03:12
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Strangers at my door,
Smiling but you know
They're up to no good,
Hiding behind the book.
You cannot stop.
Masses on the move.
Join them in a room.
Hold hands and hide
What makes them feel alive.
You cannot stop.
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2. |
Wrong Road
05:50
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Peace of mind, what they saying.
They're up all night on this side.
Terrifying open minds
On the lake past midnight.
Endless summer, all over.
Isn't it the wrong road to travel
When you can't find another way.
What was the last part he said,
Something about not giving in.
On the road in October,
The headlights splash against the fog.
In rear-view mirror, don't recognize him.
He's here and gone like yellow lines.
He'll never get to Cheshire.
Isn't it the wrong road to travel
When you can't find another way.
What was the last part she said,
Something about not turning in.
Low Pass looked so inviting,
A couple of lights through the fog.
There was movement, but there was silence.
Now the road is long gone.
It's gonna get cold tonight.
Isn't it the wrong road to travel
When you can't find another way.
What was the last part she said,
Something about not turning in.
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