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Old Timer
03:34
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Just for spite I said
Farewell myself
Neophyte
You're late and shy in self
Set aside is the body of life and health
I really can't shoulder malice in the end
Froze in mine and I knew time was going to let me be
Close your eyes and count the signs that never add up
Took my time
Said hello myself
Old timer
Young and sly in self
Set aside is the body of life and health
I really can't shoulder malice in the end
Froze in mine and I knew time was going to let me be
Close your eyes and count the signs that never add up
Close your eyes and count the signs that never add up
Set aside
Young and sly in self
Close your eyes and count the signs that never add up
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Sword of Moss
04:38
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Sorry for the moss
The spear of Longinus
Just enough
Song of thrush
Folly led to loss
The spear of Longinus
And here it crawls
Slow enough
Here it crawls
Slow enough
Long ago
How did you know?
And when it came, it ate right through
And when the salesman came, it ate him too
The singer sung, it saw right through
The wise old poets and the painters too
It ate right through
Sorry for the moss
Judgement time to tame the fire
Singing songs of thrush
The Sword of Moss
Long ago
Having enough
And when it came, it ate right through
And when the salesman came, it ate him too
Your favorite band and their cameraman
The business folk and all the words they penned
And it ate me too
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