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Boom For Real
03:15
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2. |
Great White Shark
06:16
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4. |
It's Been a Long Year
03:09
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5. |
Strix Nebulosa
02:14
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6. |
Didn't I Know All Along
02:53
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I recall the first time that I met you.
You'd just lost the greatest love you'd ever known.
You told me how you'd lie awake each evening
and wait for him to call you on the phone.
You told me how you packed up your belongings,
and he told you that he wanted you to go,
and how you walked the darkened streets for hours
just hoping that it really wasn't so.
(chorus)
Should I be surprised that you're gone?
Didn't I know all along,
I was only filling in
until he'd take you back again.
I watched your face each time you chanced to meet him
and saw the longing growing in your eyes.
I waited for the words each time I held you.
Tell me I was more than second prize.
Once he let you know he might still love you,
I knew that you would soon be leaving me.
No matter what I did to make you happy,
what you wanted most of all was to be free.
(chorus)
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7. |
Amoeba
04:09
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8. |
Your Tax Dollars at Work
03:21
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9. |
Fear
05:19
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