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Bromance
05:04
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The last time I saw my friend he was off his face with some grass he grew
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Separation Anxiety
05:35
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Well can you ever really truly know somebody, like a lighthouse in a stormy sea will your light shine on, and guide me to the safer shallow waters where my feet can touch the ground, but can you ever really truly know somebody, C'Mon
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What A State We’re In
05:01
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What a state we're in, lets hear it for all the butchers, the bakers, the candlestick makers, the dentists, the doctors, the overworked nurses, the teachers, the cops, the cleaners and their mops
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Is your throat not dry with all that preaching, more tea vicar, more tea vicar
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Shame On Us Seanus
04:48
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Why do you have to leave the island to be yourself
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Rose Tainted Shades
04:55
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Endless summers of sunshine in the back of my mind
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Bad Day @ The Office
04:54
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I don't believe in anything at all, I'd lost my faith before I'd learnt to speak the words
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Snap
04:42
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New day, same old bullshit, if I can get out of bed I just hope for the best
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Alexa Says
05:00
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Alexa sits in the corner, listens to every word that's said, she is waiting, anticipating for her name to be called out loud, then she gets to work gets connected, tells me what i need to know, who does she talk to when i'm not home, who does she share my business with, that's the great unknown
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The God Compulsion
04:40
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The great man, looks down, draws a line across the map, looks up and says one day all this will be yours my son
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