1. |
Intro (Hole)
01:55
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She went into the hole
The Rabbit told her nothing at all
The Queen thought she's small
She never knew she'll make her fall
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2. |
The Glass Factory
05:47
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here is a script written for us
Since the day we're born
It's something they told us
All my life I thought it's a fraud
Now I'm sitting here
Waiting to disappear
My life is about to end
I'll miss you my dear friend
The light is about to fade
Fade, Fade away
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3. |
Plastic Windows
03:49
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Plastic Windows
Waiting to be changed
All they did was
Fool me with their fake display
The green became the yellow
Blue became all the grey
Plastic Windows
I can't seem to escape
All they did was
Block me from what they call
Insane
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4. |
Intermission
02:08
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5. |
Red Milk
03:36
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Get out and look into my eyes
I'll tell you what to do with your lives
Grow up, wake up
Feed the machine
All you got to do
Is work till you die in here
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6. |
Ways
04:08
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I can’t find a way
I’ve lost my way
In this place i call home
Then you just came along
You gave me a world
That I never knew i had
You came along
You changed everything i ever was
Our ways will meet
Just like the stars
they'll meet
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7. |
Outro
01:25
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