1. |
Sleepless
03:52
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Sands of Time
03:40
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3. |
Rapture
03:40
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4. |
Last Dance
03:46
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5. |
Brimstone & Fiyah
02:38
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6. |
Snow Crash
03:06
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7. |
What a Strange Trip
02:42
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It’s all just an illusion
Every generation running in circles
Hitting walls in the dark
Thinking that we can do better
But our inevitable destination
Is a future that’s too predictably stark
We could have been a team
Could have worked together
We could have worked it out
But you see me as a threat and I see you as oppressor
Same old story
Same old script
Is this how we end
What a strange trip
War
Genocide
Winner takes all
Fucking hell
We are completely our own existential threat
What was the meaning of life
Were we ever meant to be
Or are we just a blip on the radar
No reason
No destiny
We keep saying this is a break down of a once great society
But seriously, do you think that we were ever that great
Is this how we roll
Is this how we end
Are we out
Do we quit
Damn
What a strange trip
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8. |
And So It Goes…
04:34
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