1. |
Fear of Death
03:46
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What is to fear when you fear that of which is nothing?
No pain, anxiety, or the ability to fear
There are no thoughts so there's not even thoughts of nothing
There's simply nothing to fear
What did you fear when you fear that of which is nothing?
It's like birth through reverse binoculars
What did you fear before you were born?
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2. |
I'm Dead
03:07
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I'm dead
Oh shit
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3. |
Dead Party
01:34
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4. |
This Song's Too Long
04:00
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I think, with an eternity, you can reach the depths of your imagination
With an eternity to spare
This song's too long
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5. |
Drunk Driver
05:04
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Ah shit
Come on oh Yeah oh
Can you find me, drunk driver?
I can't drunk drive myself
I don't want to hit someone else
So drunk driver can you find me?
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6. |
Living
03:17
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I enjoy the fall
I like mulled cider
I like watching horror films in October
At times life's been hard
It will be hard again
And when that happens
Good times are just around the bend
I love the way you laugh
I love the way you sing
I enjoy the things you enjoy doing
And when times are tough
I can always say
There will be a day when I see you smile again
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