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Run Too Far
03:40
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Climb inside the box and let me saw you in half
I'd hide my inhibitions but there's nowhere to start
In the suspense of the moment I can feel your heart stop
It's a terrible beauty but it's all that I've got
God knows we are looking for the self same thing
Yet I fear all the attachment and the terror that brings
Creeps into a part of me and makes itself known
I can't hide behind silence I can never say no
And it's the same thing
It's the same where you are
And never changing
We'll get lost if we run too far
And it's the same thing
It's the same where you are
Every first impression makes a terrible start
Can't abide old imitations so I'll leave them to rot
I cannot silence the hum oh that impossible sound
I'm relieved when I find out that it's the only way out
So climb inside the box and let me saw you in half
Hard-wired my inhibitions so there's nowhere to start
I saw the flight of the bird I saw the crack in the fault line
The reign of destruction and the dust from the landmine
And it's the same thing
It's the same shift where you are
And never changing
We'll get lost if we run too far
And it's the same thing
It's the same where you are
I see the fault line
I see the fault line
I've known the sacrifice yeah
I can tell you love me but it fills me with dread
I can tell you love me but it fills me with dread
And it's the same thing
It's the same shift where you are
I can tell you love me but it fills me with dread
I can tell you love me but it fills me with dread
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Parallel Lines
03:47
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