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LITTLE BLACK CLOUD FOLLOW ME AROUND
rendi me crudo, oh dio!
obbligati in verita!
What does one do when you come in my lap?
Only family around with cash.
It's kindness; I let you in and you
let me caress across your skin.
But bon bete you curse me and let me die.
Blood runs cold, I get stiff.
Catch your teeth glean with your eye.
You curse me and let me die.
But bon bete...
Now I can curse you, towering free.
Only I thing left I can discover.
Weather I wanted a kiss or a catch.
It's too bad you only wanted me.
It's too bad you only wanted me.
It's too bad you only wanted me.
It's too bad you only wanted me.
It's time let,
the looms rush in.
Your pushing and pleading taken in.
Weave and drop in your lap.
Weave and drop in your lap.
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Death By Tenths
08:57
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DEATH BY TENTHS
Meat-Draw-Wire it rings the bell
Meat-Draw-Wire it rings the bell
and it goes...ah uh ! ...ah uh !
Touch the Screen and it goes......ah uh !
View from above drops puffs below, that's all... ah uh ! ...ah uh !
The teachers sit down and try to create
recounting the notes 1by 1... but what can they say ?
Instead they teach and comment the long world's hum.
Our rings are old let's shine them.
Singe the gold try to tire and find them.
In Springtime
No Summer
One Fall Time
All Winter
One cloud of dust
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