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Survival Supplies
03:12
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Car Is Called Christine
05:18
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The sound of these god damned cars
Is drowning out the song of the birds
The devil cursed the design
And now the car decides which one gets hurt
The car is called christine
Rides like a dream
Car is called Christine
Automatic, self driving on a screen
Car is called Christine
Rides like a dream
Car is called Christine
Treat her kind or she might put you through your screen
The god condemned the lot
For drowning the song of the birds
Everyone around forgot
They're out staring at that car and getting bad sunburns
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3. |
Out Of Site
03:35
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Out of sight, out of mind
No fighting back, just get in line
When I look at you, I feel attacked
Stop telling me about all the things you lack
Out of sight, out of mind
All your needs, get on your knees
Maybe then I'll act like I can hear your pleas
Out of sight, I'm out of my mind
I feel attacked, I'm taking what's mine
Get out of sight
You're out of your mind
You feel attacked?
I'm taking back what's mine
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