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Selfish Altruism
03:30
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It's ordinary moments of weird people
And aesthetics of uncertainty
Then what's the next scene
That I wonder what it means
I'm curious but dumb as you know yourself
Tie your shoelaces that will just come undone
Then fix your hair that will be messed up anyway
We're far apart and missing something important
We're far apart but getting lost all together
It's quiet moments of talkative people
And steady faith of ignorant people
Go tell him that I was alive and breathing
I swear I saw you in the hospital
Tie your shoelaces that will just come undone
Then fix your hair that will be messed up anyway
We're far apart and missing something important
We're far apart but getting lost all together
I kiss the mirror he'll blur slowly
There's always someone crying hard for me
Then what's the worst way I'm overthinking
I know this happens all the time
Tie your shoelaces that will just come undone
Then fix your hair that will be messed up anyway
We're far apart and missing something important
We're far apart but getting lost all together
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2. |
I See No Difference
02:00
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I saw you go up on the stage
And spoil everything
It was yesterday but you do the same thing today
You've been dancing for all day long
But you're not a professional
I went to the zoo for a week ago
Chimpanzees were throwing some fruits
I see no difference between you and them
I see no difference between you and them
I see no difference between you and them
You're still throwing cream and pie to the audience
They shout "woo, woo, ahh ahh"
They seem to enjoy it. I've seen the same situation
I see no difference between human and ape
When you're drunk and I can see your hidden nature
Your conscious is blurred and your hidden nature
Wakes up
This is our hidden rage
This is our hidden rage
This is our hidden rage
This is our hidden rage
This is our hidden lust
This is our hidden lust
This is our hidden lust
This is our hidden lust
I see no difference between you and ape
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Merchants
03:22
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Dreams are sweet like a candy
Just I can't get it in my hand
If the things around me leave
I could smile alone with tears
Merchants wanna sell what they won't ever see
Stuck in the world of my own where I can't get out
Waving my hand to something we were familiar with
Now I'm ready for all
These are so sweet like a candy
Just I can't get it in my hand
If only things around here are gone
I could weep alone with smile
Merchants wanna sell what they won't ever see
Stuck in the world of my own where I can't get out
Elders are singing when the kids are yelling at
I take a break but the world dosen't wait for me
Merchants wanna sell what they won't ever see
Stuck in the world of my own where I can't get out
Waving my hand to something we were familiar with
Well now I'm ready for all
Love is coming away as a puberty passing
This is why I gave up
They're going far away as if they'd never be back
This is why I gave up
Love is coming away as a puberty passing
This is why I gave up
They're going far away as if they'd never be back
This is why I gave up
Love is coming away as a puberty passing
This is why I gave up
They're going far away so far away so far away so far away
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