1. |
Song 2 (The Lukewarm)
03:14
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you wrap your cross.
in your guilt, believing things will change
so hard for so long
until it changes on it's own
the substance in a relationship
relies on who cares the least
and I could give a fuck
pick yourself up
your life has become pathetic
hope will not save us
and neither will faith
with much to say about nothing
only our wants and needs keep us alive.
cast aside for so long
in the darkness I will thrive
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2. |
Song 3 (Honesty)
02:40
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Too busy pointing fingers
who is to blame
you have forgotten yourself
and traded your morals for nothing
THIS TOWN IS SHIT
but it is still my home
I'm losing all my friends
I'll scream forever
and no one will relate
if I die alone with nothing
I'll have no regrets
that's a chance
I'll have to take
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3. |
Song 6
01:04
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4. |
Song 1 (Ruined)
00:50
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Grow up
Grow up
you have twisted it's definition
and now we are suffering
there once was a difference between
profound and profane
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5. |
Song 4 (Choke On Life)
02:54
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Dear world,
I give up
no one cares
anymore
if you're not a celebrity
no one gives a shit
before it was different?
our tolerance is appalling
we drown in apathy
Success should not go to head
While failure lives in our heart
time wasted picture perfect,
is all that matters
life is so easy
when you have no shame
friends just shake their heads
and bite their
tongues
consequence is gone
and so is conscience
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6. |
Song 5 (Cult Happiness)
03:51
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if we are so alive
why do I
smell
our death
send me a sign
so I can put to rest
all my fears
if I can see
my father's face
when I close my eyes
then why
can't I learn
to love myself and what's
on my mind
I want every
one to start living faster
so they can all die sooner
why
can't I learn
to love myself
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BLACKCLOUD Boise, Idaho
BLACKCLOUD is from Boise, Idaho.
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