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Dark Star
02:19
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I learned to walk before I could crawl
I believe that darkness comes after dawn
See your star muddy with delight
It's much too bright
It's much too bright
I'm left retired I'm left for dead
Sometimes regret the things I said
When all is gone and we've lost the fight
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
You're probably right and I'm probably wrong
I know I'm weak and I know you're strong
I am just waiting to ignite
Let's start the fight
Let's start the fight
We'll hang a dark star in the sky
And when people ask us why
Tell them we need to block the light
It's much too bright
It's much too bright
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Old Queen
04:21
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I took a drink of circumstances
Too strung out in your trances
I saw the fire of today
Light it up light it up
You dress in pink and look so pretty
Like a doll that would break so easy
You never finish what you start
You call it art, you call it art
You're the queen of the blank screen
You walk the stage on your own
You diplomat you hashtag pat
I'll be sad when you're gone
You wear your skirts a little higher
And your hair a little bit wilder
Your act gets a little older
Your heart beats a little colder
You're the queen of the blank screen
You walk the stage on your own
You diplomat you hashtag pat
I'll be sad when you're gone
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