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Violent Ends
02:14
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My tired, bloodshot eyes saw the colour red
My towering imagination did what it does best
It raced ahead
I lost my cool, I lost my head
These violent nights have violent ends
Bloody my nose and break my legs
All wrongs or rights can break or bend
Open your eyes and turn your head
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Not Lips
03:32
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Watch my lips as I put my fingers to them
It's time for silence
Bite your tongue
You can bite mine if you like it
When words are gone
The rush of blood is all that's needed
Turned a page
Got a paper cut, it's healing
But not too swiftly
You made your bed
I kicked my shoes off and I get dizzy and talk too quickly
It's a difficult situation, haven't you heard?
It's only words but they felt like my first
And I guess I owe you an explanation
I'm not rehearsed
Watch my lips, as I move my fingers from them
The time for silence is now behind us
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Brother Mine London, UK
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