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Time Machine
01:40
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Turn the hand back and say a prayer
Make the time take you there
Fasten your seatbelt
Arms and feet inside
We're on a new kind of ride
Jump in the time machine
When and where you wanna go
Dinosaurs and cavemen
Beethoven and Van Gogh
Too many different scenes
To possibly go through
Revolutionary war
Remember the Alamo
Maybe we'll kill Hitler
Stalin and the rest
We'll put this time travel to test
Divided land
The Berlin Wall
Maybe we can watch it fall
Jump in the time machine
When and where you wanna go
Dinosaurs and cavemen
Beethoven and Van Gogh
Too many different scenes
To possibly go through
Revolutionary war
Remember the Alamo
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When you walked into the room
Never seen your face before
On the ground with all that crawls
To your head before the dawn
Now I'm caught between and tired of all this pain
Holds you under but the shadows still remain
Voices tap you from behind
Did one say that I was wrong
Go ahead and blind yourself
The feeling never will be gone
Now I'm caught between and tired of all this pain
Holds you under but the shadows still remain
Time has taken me down from my pedestal
Then you walked into the room
Never seen your face before
Close my eyes to see the sky
Won't follow you there anymore
Now I'm caught between and tired of all this pain
Holds you under but the shadows still remain
Time has taken me down
It's taken me down, way down there
You know that it's taken me
Oh, I said Lord don't take me
And now it's taken me down
Down by the ground now
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Burnt Or Broken
01:36
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4. |
Don't Look At Me
01:59
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When you're suffering inside
I can't help feeling worse, even if I tried
I feel like it's my fault, I'm the one to blame
I can't go living life without an ounce of shame
Don't look at me
You pierce my armor with your eyes
I can't help feeling worse, even if I tried
Your heart is broke as mine, it did the same
Hit me with your worst
And make me take the blame
Don't look at me
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Crystal faces on the windowsill
I can hear them whisper slowly like the chill wind
That moves around this room I'm in
They're going places I've never been
Saying words I've never said
Thoughts of logic at once stopped dead
Moving up all around my head
Lines are forming circles 'round my eyes
Turn around, the voice will never die
Hey Mr Sun outside my doorway,
is a revalation revolution
I know I would
I've seen, it's real!
I know I can set your mind free
There's a wide open top to your flower
Every hour, growing dead
Lines are forming circles 'round my eyes
Turn around, the voice will never die
Crystal evenings cracked just like the smile I knew
We're going nowhere so much faster
I can't try to make it stop, yeah
I know there's truth that lies beyond this world that you perceive
Lines are forming circles 'round my eyes
Turn around, the voice will never die
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6. |
Golden Locket
00:47
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What do I owe for this golden locket?
What did I do to deserve this today?
I know that you love me
But the same, I can't really say
I hide it away, tucked in my pocket
And the memory fades of what you gave me today
Now it's buried away in some box, and I locked it
Until, I find it anyway
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Brian Dipierro Monroe Township, New Jersey
I'm a musician from the center of the state. That's... actually pretty much all you need to know.
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