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Shapeshifter
02:59
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Take a moment, and you'll realize what you really know.
Take a frame from the part of me that has seen all you have shown.
Tampering,
Meddling,
Just to waste my time.
But the end's even closer than what you really know.
Waypoint is in my sight.
Took my time, and I realized where it is I'm supposed to go.
Round it out and I'm flat to find that you never could have known.
Hauling weight,
No debate.
I'm eternal frostbite,
Freezing over and colliding with what you really know.
Waypoint is in my sight.
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And It Makes
02:22
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Turbulence
03:12
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Fusebox
05:32
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Jeeps
05:32
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Moses
03:24
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Make eyes at the ones who look down 'til they decide what's real
No lies from anybody around they only say what's real
It comes along
Made eyes at the ones who look down 'til they decide I'm real
No lies, I'm not fucking around, I only say what's real
I'll be coming around again.
And what will I do when I'll be found out soon enough?
I'll be coming again.
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