1. |
Recercar
02:27
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Instrumental
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2. |
Pidgeon Prelude
01:57
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Instrumental
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3. |
Pidgeon
03:52
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How could I hope to keep my
heart inside as I see your
Searching eyes drinking in the
hurt I hide with shallow lies?
Tell me forever
We'll be together
Say you will never
Choose a day to walk away
Tell me true if you think you
one day see you and me might
Walk as one hand in hand but
if not please just lie to me
Tell me forever
We'll be together
Say you will never
Choose a day to walk away
If we can't see each other
more than once a week forever
It must be enough for me to
live with what could never be
Tell me forever
We'll be together
Say you will never
Choose a day to walk away
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Instrumental
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5. |
This Time
05:22
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Can't see straight
Can't fight fate
this time
Sad to say
I feel this way
this time
the days ahead
are filled with dread
this time
the mirror casts
a foolish glance
this time
her loving voice
leaves me no choice
this time
I have to try
to say goodbye
this time
I'll miss her face
I'll die each day
this time
the minutes pass
I'll not turn back
this time
No deeper cut
no matter what
this time
the wound may close
I'll never know
this time
I don't need her or any cure
this time
I don't need her I'm now secure
this time
I don't need her I'm not so sure
this time
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6. |
I Hate
01:30
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I hate George Bush
I hate dirty books
I hate gasoline
I hate magazines
I hate shopping malls
I hate alcohol
I hate the worlds ills
I hate Gods will
Lies Lies Lies, they all do it
I give up, screw it
I hate drivers speeds
I hate SUV's
I hate things I bought
I hate parking lots
I hate the media
I hate encyclopedia's
I hate natural growers
I hate leaf blowers
Lies Lies Lies, they all do it
I give up, screw it
I hate TV
I hate stupidity
I hate tough guys
I hate goodbyes
I hate gangsta rap
I hate Yahoo Maps
I hate former friends
My hate never ends
Lies Lies Lies, they all do it
I give up, screw it
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7. |
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Instrumental
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8. |
Independence Day
04:06
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Instrumental
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9. |
Future Unknown
02:54
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10. |
The Pleasure Faith of Oz
11:42
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Instrumental
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11. |
When Good Mowers Go Bad
02:18
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Instrumental
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12. |
Every
03:44
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Instrumental
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13. |
Will it be Today?
03:42
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Making up to a made up doll
am I really here?
might she shed a tear?
Shaking after the aftershock
is she still the same?
am I still to blame?
Fear of reliving our past pain keeps us unaware
Presently missing the moments pretending not to care
New beginning, a time to breathe
what to talk about?
what must be left out?
Self fulfilling a prophecy
have I scared her away?
will it be today?
Fear of offending her feelings (as if she really cares)
What if the heart I imagine is actually there?
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14. |
Every (Reprise)
01:35
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Am I losing my mind? Am I losing you?
What I feel inside, I am so confused
Everywhere I turn
Everything I see
Just reminds me
Have I lost your embrace? Have I lost your touch?
Questions lead to disgrace, have I said too much?
Everyone I meet
Everytime I know
Just my heartbreak shows
Can I turn back the clock? Can I really try?
When our innocence left that part of me died
Everyday is grey
Everynight is blue
Just from missing you
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15. |
racreceR
02:49
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Instrumental
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Mutiny in Jonestown Washington
Influenced by classic 70's progressive rock bands like King Crimson, Van Der Graaf Generator & Genesis - along with late
60's psychedelia from The Beatles, Procol Harum & Pink Floyd (with a little 70's Black Sabbath thrown in for good measure), Mutiny in Jonestown has always sought to take these influences and synthesize them into something new.
The band has released 42 albums since 1987.
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