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You Don't Need Soul
02:49
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Well the leaves on the trees are falling
Everyone I know is upset
Everyone I know is vibing
This town needs it's rest
Needs it's rest a little upset
Well they always think they know what they're talking about
But they never never leave it alone
Spend all their time just vibing
This world will explode
Will Explode
Lose control
You don't need soul
You don't need soul
Souls are emotional black holes
Well the thoughts that we think are empty
Smile and try to have a nice time
Science and religion wont save us
We all have a fear of dying
Fear of dying
A little at a time
We don't need soul
We don't need soul
Souls are emotional black holes
We don't need science
To give us guidance
Believing in false hope breeds compliance
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Rip Your Face Off
03:17
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Older
05:08
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Asshole
01:51
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In Your Arms
03:45
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Yyyyou
03:55
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Foreignot
00:48
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NOT TONIGHT! NO! ANY OTHER NIGHT BUT TONIGHT!
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Haru Bangs Portland, Maine
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