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For The Architect
08:22
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you don't own me
and i don't owe you
yesterday i heard on the local radio
that everyone of us are made of stars
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mountains in oceans
05:00
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sometimes you rise sometimes you fall
we were working at the bottom of the hill
we were working we were ready to drill
but then the mountain began to fall
it will fall if you're taking it all
sometimes you rise sometimes you fall
you can ride you're life away
you can ride it from day to day
you might get there to that fatal shore
you might get there and live for evermore
but sometimes you rise sometimes you fall
we were rolling for a year of more
we were sleeping out on many a shore
but you don't know when to stop
till it is you know what you got
they don't make em like this anymore
you can't buy them in your local store
they don't make them like this anymore
they don't deliver them to your door
diamond in the mind
diamomds everytime
diamonds yours and mine
dimonds all the time
but sometimes you rise sometimes you fall
mountains in oceans are the cause of it all
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3. |
zeus 50000
05:55
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down down at the bottom
the bottom of the sea
they are chomping on bones
chomping on their own
hiding in a cave
waiting for the day
they rattled their shields
to muffle his cries
no matter how tall
no matter how upright
somethings gotta give
somthings gotta sway
they gave him lighting
they gave him thunder
thery gave him the whole world
in which to rule over
do you remember?
do you recall?
zeus 50000
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4. |
jj's trouble in the city
04:25
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from the california coast to east beijing
the shit don't never stop
hear it on the radio everywhere you go
just won't seem to go away
cuts thru the noise of the city life
steady as the rythm on a clock
took a walk late last night
a man put a gun in my back
gimme all you got or i will blow you away
that's a fact jack
low down and misery
there's too much going down
good lord there's trouble in the city
and i hope it don't fuck with me
catch the last train outta here
so long suckers good bye
was a time when i could make it here
but that was long ago
low down and misery
well there's too much going round
good lord there's trouble in the city
and i hope it don't fuck with me
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up on the blue ridge mountain
thats where i'll make my stand
with my rifle on my shoulder and six shooter in my hand
haddie oh haddie
come out around your door
lesson i have to shoot it down with my colt 44
momma and popa, sister makes three
they're coming in the morning and that'll be the last you see of me
hamgman oh hangman
hang me high
i'd rather hang high
takes too long in your jailhouse to die
up on the blue ridge mountain
that's where i'll make my stand
with my rifle on my shoulder and six shooter in my hand
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6. |
dawson city
03:35
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your highway was a goat track
your freeway was overdue
your telegraph, it was singing
but none of them can do that river
that aint no way to go
that aint no way to flow
thats just a way to demonize
and i just cant sympathize
but your dresses of calico
and your dainty hips and pretty lips
and your daint conversations and sly glances
but none of them will do that river
i remember
i remember that river
how it flowed when we were crossing
sleeping out in the brambles
native kids were up all night
hanging out like flying saucers
i remember you in Dawson City
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7. |
intercontinental
03:56
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it was about half past five
and all those little signals went out
oh but please hold the line it aint time
intercontinental
they just keep rolling
it was about half past 12
and all those fancy frilly things were laid out
oh but please hold the line
it aint time
intercontinental
they just keep rolling
on and on
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people come and people go
all the women speak of michelangelo
raise them strong
raise them tall
ship them off to war
might not come back at all
margarita aint living here no more
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9. |
wages of fear
03:49
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