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Too Bad You're Not Saved
03:39
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When Paul flipped out on the road to Damascus
I wonder if he felt any solace?
Did revelation reveal a sadness?
Did all of his thoughts cease to be blasphemous?
I wonder if god will save me now?
I'll reap what I sow
Of that there is no doubt
But I feel cursed seventy times seven
Maybe I'm not fit for heaven
Muhammad screamed from a cave outside of Mecca
He got choked up for just a second
Did all of his searching only find a seeking?
If we close our eyes there better be no peaking
I wonder if god will save me now?
I'll reap what I sow
Of that there is no doubt
But I feel cursed seventy times seven
Maybe I'm not fit for heaven
I wonder if god will save me now?
I'll reap what I sow
Of that there is no doubt
But I feel cursed seventy times seven
Maybe I'm just not
Maybe I'm just not
Maybe I'm just not
Maybe I'm not fit for heaven
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Vampire Town
05:42
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I ran as fast as I could
But all of my speed proved no good
They've got a vice grip on this town
Sown deep demon seeds
Crops are sprouting at our feet
Soon their leaves are all around
There's nothing but bloodsuckers
in this Vampire Town
Garlic and sunlight don't even bring them down
Try as I may, I don't have wooden stake to my name
Besides, blood taxes are all they raise
Meet me on the Texas state line
Our true love we will bind
Even though they prowl day and night
I will play one last chord
When my neck starts feeling sore
As their fangs sink in more and more
There's nothing but bloodsuckers
in this Vampire Town
Garlic and sunlight don't even bring them down
Try as I may, I don't have wooden stake to my name
Besides, blood taxes are all they raise
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Your Heart Is An Atlas
05:36
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Your heart is an atlas
Antiquated
With serpents in the Indian Ocean
To deter
Fellow travelers
From your treasures
In the depths you keep them
Your heart is an atlas
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