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Stricken
03:05
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Stricken
I can't see, I can't see the wood for the wool
Lost my place, lost it in the push and pull
Lost my way, lost my way in all the trees
And heaven, heaven found me on my knees
I'm stricken
Should have known, known that this would do me no good
I can't wait, wait to see the wool through the would
Scratch and crawl, crawling through the undergrowth
And heaven, heaven found me going slow
I can't dream, can't hear the screams in the night
And when I stare, when I stare at the loaded light
When I see all the wool through the wood
When I'm doing better than I should
When I'm scratching at the blinding trees
I'm not the only one who's got this disease
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War Box
04:09
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War Box
Looking at the diamond know the way that things will never change
Broken at the river's edge hungry hearts are never fed
Clumsy iron change to steel someone tell me how to feel
Safe in her homeland
I cut my locks and my strength had gone
Tell me the demon is not at the door yet
Without a care she stroked my hair
In my hands frozen with fear...
A child escapes into a dream escapes into a world of screams
Closer to the killing zone child is never going home
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In the burning of my soul, something takes hold
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Concrete God China
Only a few lifetimes ago. You can pick up a copy of the original 12in released in 1987 on discogs, about $20.
www.discogs.com/artist/1087717-Concrete-God but the really stupid thing is, after all these years, we thought we'd start again...
congod.bandcamp.com anyway, watch the video www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1l6P65jn9A
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