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Laser Man
05:47
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Laser man
How can you
Stand to be so free?
Are you on a secret
Rendezvous
With those who think like you?
Always waiting in gleaming
Grime in the street
For the chance to meet
Listen to the squalling
By those struck like a bolt
By terrible freedom
There's nothing as needless as forgiveness
From smirking faces with time to kill
Now all you need is some alone time
And something to fill your empty glass each time
Nothing changes in the meantime
Don't ever think that time just won't pass
I'm my own man
I got it all sized up now
Don't you think that it's well in hand?
Yes I'm so afraid
You'll say goodbye
To the needy ones
Maybe one day we'll walk
Arm-in-arm
In suits of man
Laser man,
Are we doomed to bravery?
Yes, we are
The world is full of cruel beauty
Every man for himself, the world for us all
And when you walk the rim of the void
Always remember that love won't save you
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Strivers
04:04
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Through our love
We can taste the fame
And forge our own state of grace
We only cry when we forget it's a game
Walls are falling
Guns are quiet now
Excluded and lucky
Desperate and brilliant
Ain't such a shame we've got nothing to die for
We could reach new heights
Free of the guilt no one knows our name
We can't heroes till its wartime
We can be strivers
All the same.
Kiss away our anonymity
In the beauty unseen
A quiet life is cruelty
When you know your place
Stuck in between
Just one day
Will be enough
Shame on both sides
Of invisible walls
Pull your silky belly to mine
And we'll repeat the words
That get passed around like germs
In a herd
From the ironic call of a mockingbird
Not all who eat carrion are true vultures
That's what the Scriptures say
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The Stars of Disaster Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Classic indie rock-inspired non-stop get-down lovingly hand made in Pittsburgh, PA
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