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Greywater
03:41
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Skin
03:44
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Well, you walk with no insight
Walk with no chance of knowing where you'll go
But I don't mind
'Cause that's why I'll take this road
And home chases my blood 'round
It curls up my ears now, with every other smile
Oh, I'll push my shame down
But we don't mind
Under my skin, where you hide
Tearing me apart one piece at a time
Walk in the shadow of my own pride
So I'll wait (ooh), wait for my high to fall (ooh)
And wait for your word to call, oh, with every other smile (ooh)
Propped up in alcohol
You said it's fine
So, where is my love? You've got it tangled up
With poison in angered blood when I feel you creeping in (ooh)
That's when I give it all away
Well, take my voice and my name
Under my skin, where you hide
Tearing me apart, one piece at a time
Walk in the shadow of my own pride
Mmm-mmm-mmm
Under my skin is where you hide
Tearing me apart one piece at a time
Walk in the shadow of my own pride
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No Wonder
03:09
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The Trek
04:42
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More Than One Way Home
04:12
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