1. |
I Wonder
03:19
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So I wonder Where has the time gone?
I'm older but I fee like nothings wrong.
Did i waste my prime?
Am I out of time.
So i wonder If i got this wrong?
I was taught that this land as for all.
But I guess I was wrong.
we have come undone.
But I've been cast out.
and I can't slow down
all these lyrics are dumb but hey its all i got.
How much more will i have to fall?
Before I can stand on my own?
Will I break out? from this cloud of doubt
Will we be one? or break apart.
And I've been cast out.
But i can't slow down
All these lyrics are dumb
But hey it's all i got.
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2. |
Zamboni Blues
02:37
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Down and dirty in the rough and tumble.
I've tilled the land for far to long.
The cigratess won't quit
there's more to it than this
than this
than this!
And All i see are leather jacket queens
There all so mean looking right at me.
Flashing lights, broken glass,
Man this place got rough in a flash
the cigartess won't quit
Is there more to this
To this
To this!
and all I see are flashing lights at me
Loud and mean they run the streets
Leather jacket queen I can't get no sleep/
I can't deny it people are dying form the long arm of the law
Don't try and hide it stand up and fight it for the ones who've gone
Have gone
Have gone
Oh yeah!
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3. |
No Mans Land
02:33
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Well It seems I'm dreaming
I'm down in the trenches
friend I've missed you here
But you are over there
Across the no mans land
In a place that I do not dare
I stand between these ropes
Of my consciousness
Bound on the left and the right.
Split me to the core.
Cut me in half.
Will they gun me down.
or let me live?
I can't move the fire is to thick.
and all i have is a helmet and a stick
The bullets are raining over head.
the battle rages there are explosions in my head.
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The Millennial Falcon Connecticut
This is the music of SECT Musician Marcus Dipollina.
Marcus is a sonic explorer of rock and roll. He hopes to make the Kassel run in under 12 parches.
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