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Cold Night
03:34
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Out there in that cold cold night
Darkness tries to hide the light
Drowning in these sundry times
Out there in that cold cold night
Looking for solace, looking for a place to call home
Searching for purpose to not end up all alone
But it has only been deep loneliness
It's quenching my fears
To get to something I hold dear
Close enough to stab me with that steely spear
It wont have me, no it won't have me today
That's not me, no that's not me today
Where do you go to get to who you were before
Where do you go to get to who you were before
You met her that fateful day
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Dry Bones
04:58
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It's out of sight, it's out of mind.
A struggle deep inside my soul; I will survive.
So look to the sky, ask the wind, "Why?
Why is there war? Conflict ashore?"
Every nation and every soul.
It's out of sight, it's out of mind.
A struggle deep inside my soul; I will survive.
So here I stand for what is right.
It may be lonely, but I'm alright.
I can't survive for the night
No, I can't survive for the night.
It's out of sight, it's out of mind.
A struggle deep inside my soul; I will survive.
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Happy in Complacency
04:28
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I see your face, you're looking for a trace
Of a single doubt in your unstable mind
You're casting all your hopes; it's something like a joke.
You're looking for the truth without a single clue.
You're swollen with complacency
In your misery, and you're happy.
You've casted all your pearls before the swine
'Cause you've gone and changed yourself into a different kind of guy
As the lusts of love and grief of failures pass,
You find your heart's been made of fragile glass.
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I did my time in my room again
Sentenced for romanticizing you
I guess
Guess it's the end of writing poems forevermore
They were so uncalled for
And yet, here I am
Slower pacing now
To catch my breath this time around
I'm not about to lay my cards
To find out later I was wrong
It's time I stood my ground again
To watch the ground finally give in
There's enough remaining light to stay in flight
In the case of fire, I broke the glass
Couldn't wait for a moment to finally pass
Again
It's not the end, so I won't go calling it a quits
A sharper aim and I won't miss
This time around
Slower pacing now
To catch my breath this time around
I'm not about to lay my cards
To find out later I was wrong
It's time I stood my ground again
To watch the ground finally give in
There's enough remaining light to stay in flight
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Do What You're Told
03:34
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In the valley of silver and the hills of gold,
You find your soul ain't worth much but sticks and stones
"You do what you're told"
"You do what you're told"
Put that gold back in its locket
To get your soul back in it's socket
When push comes to shove
Darling, you're number one
A history of greed has made you bleed
A history of greed --
Where has your soul gone?
A history of greed has made you bleed
A history of greed --
Where has your soul gone?
In the valley of silver and the hills of gold,
You find your soul ain't worth much but sticks and stones
"You do what you're told"
"You do what you're told"
"Do what you're told"
"Do what you're told"
I won't "do what you're told!"
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Fractured Story Murrieta, California
Fractured Story is: Jesse Saul ("The Hot One"), Jacob Anderson ("The Hot One"), Ricky Spencer ("The Hot One"), and Jon Garcia ("The Hot One")
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