1. |
Enter Happiness State
03:26
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In the morning on the floor
There's a message on the door
Not a stranger anymore
This whole thing is a bore
It's time
You're in my way
It's time
Stay
It's time
It's...
TIME!
TIME!
Can we see this
Another way
Can we follow
Things we say
Just a feeling
Won't go away
We all want more
Don't wanna pay
Can we make it
Another day
Can we escape
The plans we made
It's time
To go
Time, time, time
To go, go, go
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2. |
Grown
03:43
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Our little selves (x4)
For what it's worth (x4)
Have come this far (x4)
Our little selves (x4)
This is all we see
All we are
(x8)
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3. |
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Giving up our fame and money
Our history of discovery
Giving up our innovation
New ideas and the promise
Giving up our ambition
The frenzy of dedication
Giving up our technology
Tomorrow is today
This is what we've waited for
Giving up on communication
Our language is broken
Giving up on understanding
Our caring is violence
Giving in to apathy
Self-defeating prophecy
Giving in to apathy
Giving in to apathy
This is what we've waited for
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4. |
Hunger (Panic)
06:32
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With nothing to say
On my mind
May I bother you
One more time
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5. |
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And we're slipping
(Just a little more patience)
No new faces
These are the people
These are the people
That you know
These are the places
These are the places
That you will go
Look for a meaning
Look for a meaning
In your name
Look even closer
Look even closer
We are all the same
We made this life
We made this life
Just for you
We made it easy
We made it easy
There's nothing to do
We made this life
We made this life
We made this life nothing
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