1. |
Willkommen
02:46
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By the light of the moon
that shown bright on Mrs. Jones
Her only child snuck away
With a boy he did lay
Oh what would the lord say if he could see?
Not far down the road
an old man stumbles home
And at the base of a tree
his late wife he did see
All dressed in white
Just as she'd been
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2. |
There's Someone In
03:36
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3. |
Blue Foot
05:16
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Second hand
Spins so fast
Can't make time
Seem to pass
Seem to last longer
In the back
Of the mind
Somewhere still
Deep inside
Death denied
Won't you come home?
Live for another
Praise be to father
Dance like your mother
Sing with the others
Grass keeps on growing
Leaves keep on falling
Light keeps on shining
Is man devolving?
Life is a circle
Think of the movement beneath the table now
Thinking of the joy that we have come to find basking in the light
Scream into the wind for pleasure
Bathing in moonlight together
Our hearts grow stronger as the days get longer
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4. |
Guess Who?
01:34
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5. |
Go to hell
03:48
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Don't go back now that you finally found the tunnel can end
Don't forget how the sinners bring their dinners to bed
Licking your wounds
Hoping she'll swoon
Fix the hearts of the ones that never learned who they were
Folded arms stop the cord from coming through to the blur
Thinking of home
Makes us feel alone
Sit back
Relax
Come and breathe with me
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6. |
The sound of sound
04:52
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It's running down and down
The sound on sound
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Won't you dream little one?
in the soil you did till
Won't you dream little one
in the grass you did grow
With your weeding and your seeding
Won't you leave little one?
Now that your hair's gone and grown
Won't you leave little one?
Now that your father's the one
Touching you where he ought not to
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8. |
Spitzmacher Rd.
02:36
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9. |
Hermitage
03:53
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