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I can’t believe I see you in my room again, touching my things again, this doesn’t have to be your end, be your end, be a friend.
I can’t believe I see you touching my stuff again, its not something that deserves an end, deserves an end, be a friend, once again.
I can’t believe I catch you in my room again. It’s not somewhere you want to be my friend, stop touching things you my friend, it could very well be your end.
I can’t believe I catch you in my room again, its not somewhere you want to be my friend, stop touching me you my friend, it could very well be your end, it could be your end if it already wasn’t my end.
I can’t believe I see you in my room again, saying you want to be a friend, be your end, be your end be a friend.
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Nice day out
02:31
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Nice day out, why don’t we play out?
The sky is blue out, why not give a shout out?
Through the woods we go out, and that’s something we don’t doubt.
Now we out, I believe you know what that’s about.
The water looks fine, now you know the water is all mine.
I will win time, and you will know it’s all mine.
Very good rhyme, that is how you know it’s mine.
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War: Time, time, such a crime, want a rhyme?
Reda: Shine.
Jack: My mind is time.
War: What a crime.
Jack: like a vine we move through time. All I see is mine!
Reda: like blind?
Jack: Like I’m time, there we dine, sublime, we be fine.
Reda: good rhyme.
Jack: My mind… it’s like that, time all mine!
Reda: Say you can rhyme.
War: It’s my kind, like moving through time.
Jack: All mine, time I find, watch me shine, I move through time.
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Big-Eye Song
02:03
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I have never been so sad
02:01
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Ether and Jack: We have never been so sad.
We’ve lost our mind and We’ve gone mad.
Jack: I have never felt so bad, losing time is driving me mad.
Ether: All I need is you glad, but I lost my mind and I have gone mad.
Jack: I can’t help but be mad, I can’t help but be sad.
Jack: I have never been so sad, losing time is driving me mad.
Ether: All I need is bad, all I need is sad.
Jack: This is driving me mad; I’ve lost my mind and I’ve gone mad.
Ether: You can ask my dad; we’ve lost our mind and we have gone mad.
Jack: I have never been so sad, losing time is driving me mad.
Ether: You can ask my dad, together we’ll speak and voice sad!!!
Jack: In my mind I’ve gone mad, I have never been so sad.
Ether: I hope that you are all glad, I’ve lost my mind and gone mad.
Ether: That’s what I got from my dad, to make you all not so sad!
Ether and Jack: And we hope you are all not sad for driving us Mad… for driving us mad!
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Jack: I was up all day; I was up all night. I am looking for someone to make it all right.
Jack: I was up all night, I was up all day, looking for someone to help me find my way.
Ether: I killed Jack, I need him back, for the lack I want him back.
Ether: Okay, okay, I’ll play to say, I killed Jack, I want him back for the lack—I need him back.
Jack: I was up all day; I was up all night. I am looking for someone to make it all right.
Jack: I was up all night, I was up all day, looking for someone to help me find my way.
Ether: Okay, Okay…!
Ether: We all just may be Okay!
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Lucifer Play: Sea
06:15
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I know of a place Jack left a book, down there by the brook Jack left a book.
I crouch to look and see Jack left a book. I take the book by the brook.
I must bring it home… thank you Mr. gnome, I will hide this, I will bring it home.
I will not tell Jaurroam, it is something from his other home.
I know of a place Jack left a book, down there by the brook Jack left a book.
I crouch to look and see Jack left a book.
I take the book from the brook.
Out there I roam far from home, a gnome shown, it was not from Jaurroam,
as a poem, sort of on loan, a new home, a different tone.
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Wicked Little Doll
01:21
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Brendon Holden Lyndon, Vermont
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