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Sinks Like a Stone
03:07
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More Than One Way
02:54
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There's more than one way to skin a cat, you know?
Set and bait a trap and let the scavengers go
until the last little bit you can take as your own
Don't move a muscle til the rest of it's gone
Oh, why does it cost so much heartache until we cut it off?
You blow your cover, it's a common mistake
You wait for a moment, then you do it again
You blow your cover, all that's left is a stain
You wait for a moment, then you do it again
So much, your tongue lacerates
The path is a desert that you leave in your wake
How much is it timing or fate?
Lose the momentum or get out of the way
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Prisoner
02:51
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Tree House
03:47
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