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Ritual
02:26
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She wants to go into the night
She loves her friends, she loves her life
I want to go, I want to kill
For the love for the thrill
But I'll find you
I will find you
I will find you, I will find you
I will find you
She's never alone never alright
She loves the drugs she loves the knife
Shots go we don't know
Sixteen left you, let it go
But I'll find you
I will find you
I will find you, I will find you
I will find you
Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
I will find you
Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
I will find you
Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
I will find you
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2. |
The Heart & The Ghost
03:14
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You've got your mother's eyes
You keep your father's lies
I've never seen you cry
But I know you hurt inside
I'll always keep you close
I walk with your ghost
If I ever let you go
I know you'll come back home
You're never alone
You're never alone
Never alone
Come home
You always walk the rope
I'm always filled with hope
Let's just hope I choke
On these diamonds in my throat
I let my life unfold
You swing on golden poles
Left me with all these holes
A lovely life you stole
You're never alone
You're never alone
Never alone
Come home
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Cut Through the Glass
03:54
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Pharaohs San Francisco, California
We are your friends, we are your neighbors.
Rock n roll will never die.
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