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I said raptors. You stand more chance on your own
I don't know when it's done
Remember to focus your eye
Cool your jets
Such a long time since delta waves.
Just cos I don't listen, doesn't mean I don't care.
Raptors. RAPTORS. **RAPTORS**
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Acceptance
01:36
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You go ahead
This was okay
It's just the mind won't go
Whatever's cool with me
Cos I'm inclined to let it go
High mark on the reservoir
I'm just fine to let it flow
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Leaky Boat
03:02
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Don't put me in a leaky boat
Why would you want to put me in a leaky boat?
And I don't feel all right.
Don't look into the light.
End game, it's the end of games (dance macabre)
Bail me out again.
Letters from home.
I used to know that guy
Bail me out again.
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I can't jump start
If you make a heart a Faraday Cage
More power to you, little phantom
I don't know where it goes
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