1. |
00:16
00:16
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2. |
Human Gargoyle
02:57
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I'm a human gargoyle
I'm here to watch you down below
Hey, you!
Hey, you!
Hey, you!
I'm a human gargoyle
I'm always on the go
Hey, you!
Hey, you!
Hey, you!
I am
Human
Gargoyle
I am
Human
Gargoyle
Human
Gargoyle
AAaAAAAAAAAAAaaaa
aaaaAAAAAA
I'm a human gargoyle
Hey, you!
Hey,
You!
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3. |
Memoria
03:33
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I started this situation
Didn’t kill the conversation
I came out of frustration
Can’t trust my intuition
What is it you want?
What is it you want?
What is it you want?
Your memory isn’t the truth
You’ve got nothing to prove
Reality is eclipsing through
I’ve got nothing to lose
It’s a lie
it’s a lie
It’s a lie
There is no reason why
To leave without saying good-bye
But a reason to hold on tight
Time over time
I hate people who's wasting my time
What is it
What is it
What is it
You want?
Don't forget that the clock has moved
My memories are bullet-proof
Remember the time has blasted thru
But reality it cannot prove
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4. |
Vitamin C
03:53
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6. |
Isolation
03:19
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Light opens the door
People depict the scene
Ravens leave the pole
People celebrate my loss
Isolation
Another day
Of devastation
Another day
Of solidarity
Get me out
Of this situation
Get me out
Before it's too late
Isolation
Ravens leave the pole
Hover above the prey
Moon shines through your soul
Shadow of the smoke
Situation is tense
Infiltration of the minds
Isolation
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The Rusty Gorts Chicago, Illinois
A threesome of blood, machine, and a legal dose of spit
Contact: therustygorts@gmail.com
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