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Without Words
02:18
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Underneath the weight of
The same things make you
Bend until you break
We ride the wave
The year has left us older
And more afraid
Living in bodies roaming streets
Until our debts are paid
I'm breaking free
Tighten up your grip
And move your feet
Give it away you give it away
I don't need anyone to tell me how to think
When will you decide which step to make
One foot in the door or one foot in the grave
Remember back when we were kids
Did you ever think we'd be like this?
Without a choice to reason with...
Without a voice to scream it!
You've always got one foot in the grave
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Forevermore
03:48
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