1. |
Wrath of God
03:18
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grey and green, the mountaineers
descend in single file
circling round a whirlpool
where the river meets the wall
cutting loose our captive horse
succumbing to disease
find our brother losers' ship
abandoned in the trees
the wrath of god
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2. |
Nothing Lasts Forever
01:34
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nothing lives forever
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3. |
Model Solar System
03:37
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in our model solar system
plan to die on mars
under collapsing factory housing
and exploding cars
pledging fealty to our savior's
shining silvery mine
call me fraud again, you bastard
you'll pay with your life
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4. |
Frühstückszeit
01:09
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5. |
Gored by the Minotaur
03:09
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now you're standing in the tunnel
silhouetted against the light
your indiscretions have misled you
now they serve you as a guide
now your rambling's made you tired
and you've nothing more to speak
you're not ready to meet heaven
but you had nothing else planned this week
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6. |
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you kept waiting for the end
now you found it
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Glurge Illinois
Glurge is Stu's band. It used to be called "aqualife" but now it's called Glurge. Have a cool day.
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