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Cerberus
11:16
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Took him out to sea
Didn’t understand it for a minute
Just to see if he would sink or swim,
So they dropped him in it
All of history
Bad ideas often landed
In the minds of fragile men
Who didn’t think how it could end
In all supremacy
Sad, sad, stupid people
Think you should’ve learned by now
Didn’t your mamma teach you nothing
Think you should’ve learned somehow
That ain’t the way to treat somebody
Cerberus & me, we go walking
We left the gates wide open
And now the dead are talking
Upon the hurt they feed
Sad, sad, stupid people
Think you should’ve learned by now
Didn’t your mamma teach you nothing
Think you should’ve learned somehow
That ain’t the way to treat somebody
Think you should’ve learned by now
Didn’t your mamma teach you nothing
Think you should’ve learned somehow
That ain’t the way to treat somebody
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Grim
03:38
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These shadows are not like before
Far too silent to feel like a war
What should I believe?
The things I don’t know or the things I can’t see
Welcome whatever you get
Be it the start or be it the end
Six feet under or six feet away
Start to lose count when you’re stuck in one place
And who are you supposed to be?
In your long black gown looking at me
What have you done with the sky up above?
Looking so grim in your hood standing tall
Can you wait, till it hits
Or can you wait, till it kicks
So I can feel everything
Or nothing at all
And who are you supposed to be?
In your long black gown looking at me
What have you done with the sky up above?
Kicking back, watching it fall
If you are, here to stay
I’ve always been told not to do things halfway
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