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Preachers
03:32
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You said it’s the real thing
You heard me the right way
Leave me be
I don’t need any
X2
You pray for it, you label it
You preach at it, you hate at it
And blame someone as your worldview falls apart
X2
(repeat)
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Running
03:16
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You’ve gone and done it boy, if you can’t see it,
what can I say to you?
The demons from the past should really stay there
But you let them through
They’re coming after me, and I am running!
I’ll run until I’m free
It’s on your shoulders now, can you feel it?
This heavy load’s for you.
Ohhhh… Ohhh..
It’s hard for me to see that some don’t know the
Simple things in life.
So many people pray and ask forgiveness
Do what they think is right -
But God is dead! No one’s listening,
Go on and waste your breath
So I will run away until it hurts me,
Until I see the light
Ohhhhh… ohhh…
They’re coming after me and I am running!
I’ll run until I’m free
And I will run away until they hurt me
Until I cannot breathe
Ohhhh… ohhh…
x2
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Don’t relax
You think
You’re safe inside your armor
When you crack
Relax
Don’t say we didn’t warn ya
You’re never listening
To anything else
Everyone’s hurting
Get over yourself
Lead the way
Your words
Come out of your mouth empty
This won’t do
Won’t you
Hear the world is breaking?
You’re never listening
To anything else
Everyone’s hurting
Get over yourself
The conversation has been started and it’s rolling on
We turn to you and all you hear is blah blah blah blah
You make up words and scramble as you tell us lies
Your story falls apart, it crumbles right before our eyes
Pick up the scraps, no telling what you’re gonna do
Try to explain
You’re never listening
You’re never listening
You’re never listening
You’re never listening
Get over yourself
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Monsters
03:31
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You used to pick me up
When I fell down
And drove the monsters out
Removed my doubt
But who was there for you
When they came?
I’ve lost track of the days,
You lost your way
You fight for your life
By tooth and nail
‘Cause you’re in it all alone
You cry out for help,
but no one hears you
When you’re locked inside your head
If you’d just let me in,
I could see.
I’d kick your monsters out
Like you did for me
You’d sing me a song,
We’d play games.
Since they’ve taken you,
It’s not the same.
We fight for our lives
By tooth and nail
‘Cause we’re in it all alone
We cry out for help,
But no one hears us
When we’re locked inside our heads
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Fox
04:38
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I said I’d always lead the way
something you vowed you’d never do
we built a house on broken hearts
called it the youth leading the youth
standing across a great divide
feeling a sense of deep relief
I thought you tore us all apart
then came to find out it was me.
If I have my revenge
I will fail to see
there’s no happy end
unless i find some peace
I found you you said dont disturb
and tried to bring it back again
I thought you dragged us through the mud
I never tried to let you in
standing across a great divide
feeling a sense of deep relief
I thought you tore us all apart
then came to find out it was me.
This is all pretend
I’m not really here
In my happy place
Grinning ear to ear
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Stonerpop Louisiana
Stonerpop is the project of electronic producer and multi-instrumentalist, Jimmie Maneuva, from Louisiana with a sound as diverse as the culture from which he comes, weaving together thought-provoking lyrics, calming vocals, and quirky synth melodies.
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