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standing in the sun
04:12
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standing in the sun
I remember
do you remember?
The best and the worst parts of this life
are the memories we hold onto
Thoughts of all who have passed are not forgotten and I mean you
I don't want to wake up
Beacause I'm dreaming
I remember standing in the field the wind was blowing gentle waves of grain
What we love and what we throw away
what we lose and what we gain
standing in the sun
I remember
do you remember?
the mind it seems to focus on the things that we would soon forget
You exist of taste and smell, that's why I smoke these cigarettes
I don't want to wake up
because I'm dreaming
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don't listen to the man
03:07
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When I'm a man
will I be a hunter
when I'm a man
will I be a slave
when I'm a man
will I be a father
when I'm a man
will I learn to behave?
Living ain't easy but there ain't no choice
scream out loud if you have a voice
take every chance be strong in your will
Don't listen to the man who tells you to kill
When I'm a man will I be a soldier
When I'm a man will I be a slave
when I'm a man will I be father
when I'm a man will I learn to behave?
Living ain't easy but there ain't no choice
scream out loud if you have a voice
take every chance be strong in your will
Don't listen to the man who tells you to kill
I saw you staring out the window
with a longing gaze upon your face
How long has your man been gone?
How many days since he went away?
I see your man has become a soldier
I see your man, he is so brave
I see your man has become a killer
I see your man has found his grave
Living ain't easy but there ain't no choice
scream out loud if you have a voice
take every chance be strong in your will
Don't listen to the man who tells you to KILL
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tiny little creatures
04:45
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in the morning we look closely
at the back of our eyelids and we see
tiny little creatures
playing with our senses
building picket fence
the universe
infinity
some are making breakfast
some are on the schoolbus
building all their fences, so that
It's hard to see
that they are making plans to
secure their future
by buying up real estate
and building picket fences
I think that it is senseless that we live Texas
I think that it has hexxed us
now we all have to stay
we all have to stay
do we all really have to stay?
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believe in everything
04:45
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when we were one
we could be anyone
we could be anything
and now you wear an ring
and don't believe in anything
I chose to be just like you
but failed at a thing or two
and now we sing
the same sad song
about how the world is wrong
but what is reality?
some say it's just a lucid dream
in my earliest memory
I could levitate through the sky
and I still believe
I believe in everything
let's believe in everything
can you believe in everything?
for just this once
this is reality
We all believe in the supermachine
a machine with personality
those who have see say it laughs and cries
It hurts but will never die
I can't believe what I believe
It's the year of the machine
Is this wake or is this dream
is this reality
seems more like a lucid dream
in my earliest memory
I could levitate through the sky
and I still believe
I believe in everything
can you believe in everything
let's belive in everything
for just this one
this is reality
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where your gardens grow
04:10
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Take us to the place where your gardens grow
sweet smell of memories will hold you
Lose us in your maze
Which way to go?
sweet smell of memories will guide you
What we find is no surprise
If you have opened up your eyes
would you choose lies? or choose pain?
In the end it's all the sam
Fragrant smell from the breeze
may it put your mind at ease
may it put your mind at ease
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As I sing to your picture on the wall
singing out your name
It's been so long since I have seen your face
oh, what a shame
But I have seen you in my dreams
laying next to me
when I awake to see your brown eyes have turnrd to green
you, yes you should know
Our future is running low
the future is running low
and at night
the desert grows cold
yes at night
the desert grows cold
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bleeding flowers
05:58
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bleeding flowers in your hair
you shouldn’t care
you wouldn’t care
you shouldn’t care
look in to the lens and see
the truth we thought could never be procured
it comes as no surprise
we looking through cloudy eyes
bleeding flowers in your hair
you shouldn’t care
you wouldn’t care
you shouldn’t care
take another sip of tea
inside your world you will forever be ignored
it hides in no disguise
we were sitting in on another time
bleeding flowers in your hair
you shouldn’t care
you wouldn’t care
you shouldn’t care
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Ryanrooney
multifaceted artist, renowned for his exceptional contributions as a producer, composer, and engineer. With a career spanning over two decades, his expertise ranges from live sound engineering to music composition, event production, and more. Rooney's relentless pursuit of excellence and unparalleled creativity have earned him a reputation as a true visionary in the world of audio and music. ... more
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