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Dearly Departed
03:34
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2. |
Where Am I
03:00
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3. |
One Way Out
04:26
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I took a quarter from the fountain in my neighborhood
Why don’t you take them all
No sir, I just need one
Woah
You see the more I take the more it seems the more I need
The less I carry on
The more I become free
Woah
Where I'm now
What I'm about
I can’t remember now
All I know
Is I've been told
I'm running out of time
Justice has been delayed
So I’d say that means it’s been denied, but
If you don’t know the rules
The games already won
Woah
If fame just don’t appeal to me
Then what else should I dream to be
Now everyone’s a celebrity
And it don’t look like fun
Woah
I’ve been gone
For so damn long
That I don’t recognize
My own face in
My own mirror
Nothing's ever right
They say you owe your life
That freedom has its cost
And when they look excited
I wonder why I’m not
I’m struggling with
Survival
It’s terrible I know
There’s one way out
One way out
One way out
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