1. |
Watchu can't do
01:39
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I can't make it
can't toe the line
I can't take the weight
leave me behind
I can't shake you
lord knows I try
Sometimes it seems like all I do is cry
I can't help it
no friend of mine
can change the day
can see the light
too bad you're so sad but quick as a whip
you got the kill switch at your finger tip
watchu can't do watchu won't do
just cry like you wanna do
it's the only thing that works for you
better cry loud so they hear it too
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2. |
Run Run Run Run
02:54
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you're from the fire
you're born alive
you keep it clean within the lines you're
easy breeze
you got it all
but you didn't recognize it when you heard the call
it said hey boy you're not all alone
each step you take is my own
and by the time you realize you're surprised
cuz now they're coming 'round to take it all away
butt out
beat it to the door (run run run run what you run from)
run like you never run before (run run run run what you run from)
oh please you're shaking at the knees (run run run run what you run from)
feel free
to give in when you need
you're from the fire
you're born alive
you keep it clean within the lines you're
gripping tight
your knuckles white
got a 2 mile hole in your appetite
tell me is it worth it all
when all your problems start to call
You run the race now pick up the pace
gotta know there ain't no place you can go to be free from me
butt out
beat it to the door (run run run run what you run from)
run like you never run before (run run run run what you run from)
oh please you're shaking at the knees (run run run run what you run from)
feel free
to give in when you need
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3. |
Hollow
04:15
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just as the light of day fades away
and you question what it means
is this a game we play
so some can say
they're winning
dress up disguise ourselves
no one tells
what the other is thinking
a voice echoes through an empty shell
while the whole world is shrinking
why do people follow
follow down the hollow
hollow way to dead end streets
confused and with the sorrow
of living in tomorrow
you hide from everybody you meet
show me love and I'll show you mine
but you won't
just give it
it's locked away inside a broken shrine
that you never can visit
why do people follow
follow down the hollow
hollow way to dead end streets
confused and with the sorrow
you're living in tomorrow
you hide from everybody you meet
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4. |
Warp
02:09
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(Instrumental)
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5. |
Waiting's for the Wicked
02:10
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Homesick while you're at the party
You found out why people talk about me
I ain't waiting - waiting's for the wicked
I ain't waiting - waiting's for the wicked
tiny speck of all that's hopeful
buried underneath the soil
and they stomp down and crush it like a pebble
and they stomp down down and crush it like the devil
Help me get to where my home is
bye bye baby with the heart ache
cuz I ain't waiting - waiting's for the wicked
I ain't waiting - waiting's for the wicked
I ain't waiting - waiting's for the wicked
I ain't waiting - waiting's for the wicked
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Rootsy blues, psychedelic rock, cosmic country love songs, trippy harmonica splashes and ambient interludes.
Mangy Pride is the solo project of musician, Jules Pampena.
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