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Smoke And Mirrors
03:22
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You felt offended, that's not nice
Society's reactions as cold as ice
Excuses and blame is all we know
No one will stand up for what's been done
Now blame me once, now blame me twice
come on now, people, open your eyes
Can you not see whats going on?
Yes this entitled breed has now been born
Wrong people are blamed
No-ones ever ashamed
No one ever says what they want to say
Wrong people are blamed
No-ones ever ashamed
Smoke and mirrors is how they run
Now everyone has too much to say
but when it counts look the other way
Respect and Morals seem to have gone
Yes this entitled breed has been born
Wrong people are blamed
No-ones ever ashamed
No one ever says what they want to say
Wrong people are blamed
No-ones ever ashamed
Smoke and mirrors is how they run
Smoke and Mirrors is how they run
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2. |
Blindness
03:34
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I think that I'm losing my mind
It's now enough of the craziness
I'm going mad, mad inside
can't take much more of this
Why do we do things this way
Is this not called -
Blindness
I can't take my eyes away
no, I can't take my eyes off this
When is the time ever right?
Don't think that it ever is
When will I ever sleep at night
I want to stop this feeling of tiredness
Why do we do things this way
Is this not called -
Blindness
I can't take my eyes away
no, I can't take my eyes, no, not off this
Why do we do things this way
Is this not called -
Blindness
I can't take my eyes away
no, I can't take my eyes off this
no, I can't take my eyes off this
no, I can't take my eyes off this
Why do we do things this way
Is this not called -
Blindness
I can't take my eyes away
no, I can't take my eyes off this
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3. |
If You Imagine
03:56
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Its moves through like a juggernaut off of its leash
Creeping through and gaining speed
Your whole world tipped up on its side
Hold on tight this could be a crazy ride
Never thought that way
I never thought -
This would happen
Don't know what to say
You never know til you imagine
Not knowing how this will end
It's like time standing still
Cuz it's the storm before the calm
and this is some crazy world
Never thought that way
I never thought -
This would happen
Don't know what to say
You never know til you imagine
Do you Imagine?
Do you Imagine?
Never thought that way
I never thought -
This would happen
Don't know what to say
You never know til you imagine
Never thought that way
I never thought -
This would happen
Don't know what to say
You never know til you imagine
til you imagine
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4. |
Ask No Questions
03:24
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Ask no questions
knowing the answer
being fed bullshit
bullshit and lies
i can believe people think you're stupid
there is always that one who will try
Evy and sabotage
part of the game
level of intellect they all treat you the same
stresses and angush there for the ride
be a straight shooter now give that a try
when will it end, when will it end, when will it end,
when will they stop with these games my friend
when will it end, when will it end, when will it end,
Im through with these games I cannot pretend
When will it happen, when will they answer the question
Being fed bullshit are we through with this game?
How we've been tested
or is this is a lesson
let's just be honest now I'm sure you agree
Ask no questions, no get no lies
Ask no questions, no no get no lies
when will it end, when will it end, when will it end,
when will they stop with the games my friend
when will it end, when will it end, when will it end,
I'm through with these games I cannot pretend
Ask no questions, no get no lies
Ash no questions, no no get no lies
Ask no questions, no get no lies
Ash no questions, no no get no lies
Ask no questions, no get no lies
Ash no questions, no no get no lies
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