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Endgame
03:27
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2nd-Hand Thrills
03:08
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Rollover For Legals
04:56
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Loud And Clear
02:49
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Orifii
02:40
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Criticality
02:48
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Propagandagasm
04:07
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Recalled Angel
03:42
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RECALLED ANGEL
Now she’s on the beach
Dipping toe to sand
1,001 options
I’ll never understand
No one’s ever known my heart
The way my angel does
Now recalled to heaven
Because God said because
A glimpse is all we got
Of a dream come true
You felt a real connection once
Then it was all through
Angel, Recalled Angel
Ramping up the gorgeous
Dialing down the pain
Bringing in the beauty
Pour it down the drain
A halogen ray in the absolute dark
Dwindling down to a solid spark
No one ever said my thoughts
You stole them like a spy
The only downside to you
Is that you said goodbye
Kiss a recalled angel goodbye
The gravestone reads, “Don’t Try”
Maybe I won’t cry
Scanning the empty sky
Angel, Recalled Angel
Put out the last little light of pleasure
Though it’s only a birthday candle (seen from 5 rooms away)
Like a star behind the other stars
(Or the sun) seen through 50 clouds (on your darkest day)
A glimpse is all we got
Of a dream come true
Angel, Recalled Angel
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Power Switchblade Henderson, Nevada
Power Switchblade, est. 2010
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