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Crystal Castles
02:56
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Your glass house really is the best
It's so much better than the rest
And it goes to show
Show you're on the go
Close out the world and build your own
But you won't leave the rest alone
So overblown
Your opinions known
Up in your crystal castle way up high
Looks like you're gonna fall
Breaking slowly
Don't look down, don't look down
Your glass walls give you room to move
Away from all opposing views
And it goes to prove
Prove you're on the move
Tell me how you think it should be
The crowd awaits your next decree
What do you see
No mystery
And if you let them get to close to you
You might see just what they see
And if you let them get to close to you
Let's see what you might see
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Down
03:43
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The things we had have gone away and it makes no difference
No use in finding out what we know is true
We should try and talk about it
We should try and set things clear
Do you think it really matters?
We both know what happened here
So, down down down away we go
This crashing sound that we both know
After all it's coming down to this
We both know there's nothing left between us
We both know there's nothing left between us
Are there words that I can say to change the picture?
Is there something else that we could say or do?
We could try to talk about it
We could try to set things clear
Do you think it really matters?
We both know what happened here
What else can we do?
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Left For Dead
03:20
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Could you please help me breath?
Help me see
See it through
It all seems like a dream
Seems so far
Far away
Cut in line, get ahead
Bleeding out and left for dead
I can't do without it
I won't
I don't wanna go
Hurry up, don't be late
Daily lives can complicate
I can't do without it
I won't
I don't want to go
Turned around
Slowed things down
Take your time
I'll be fine
Find my place
Clear my mind
See the point of it all
I won't
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Shades Of Gray
03:38
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Keep it far from mind
All the shades of gray on everything
Bleed out the coloring
This time you can't take it all away
When will I ever learn?
When will I ever learn?
All along you can't believe
All along you couldn't see
All along you never would believe
Leave it all behind
The shadows blocking out the sunlit sky
The dark has left me blind
This time I will push it all away
When will I ever learn?
When will I ever learn?
All the shades of gray bleed out the coloring
This time you can't take it all away
When will I ever learn?
When will I ever learn?
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Great Escape
03:30
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It's not very far
It's just out of focus
There's something you won't say
I can see it in your eyes
Remember all those things
that we said we'd always
make the best with all we have around now
Should we try to make another go around?
You and I let's have another go around
Breaking out a great escape
Making all the same mistakes
Go around
Another go around
What do you say about it?
Dwelling in the past
Got to push it forward
Look the other way
If only for a moment
Your silence it won't make
make it any clearer
Holding back just makes it worse
I need to hear it
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Next To You
02:57
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The Tank California
Melodic Punk Rock from California USA
Ken Conte, Matt Levine, Guy Julian, and Ross Levine formed The Tank in 1996 after
the demise of Brown Lobster Tank (Dr. Strange Records) and Welt (Dr Dream Records). Jeremy Jessen from Marble, Align, All The Way Rider, and Rad Owl plus Steven Sanderson from Brown Lobster Tank, Gameface, and Errortype Eleven are also part of The Tank's ever growing roster.
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