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nderground I see clearly
What do you want from me
Picture and videos of things you can't
Prove the contrary of
I can tell you know
It's too late to be
So angry at me for the past mistake
I will change like I always do
Move on with your life, there's nothing
My thoughts can't run away from your curse
I'm inclined to go back on my words
Can't change me anymore
Can't change me anymore
You're trying so hard
But I'll never let go
(x2)
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Two (remastered)
04:27
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Dogs and men are alike, in this garbage truck of a life
This feeling is mutual, when we're all stuck in this high
You can feel the rise, crash and fading into dust this time
This all glorious morning sun, once again struck our eyes
why are you still here
(they wanna take you down)
run away from your peers
(they wanna see you drown)
why are you still here
(they wanna burn your town)
run away from your peers
(and the world all around...you)
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Seriously considering
Retirement
2x2 are not for me
for me
goddamnit I wish I could fly but
my wings are here
And I can't
run away
run away(x3)
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Machinations
02:09
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Burden (instrumental)
04:33
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Cauliflower College Montreal, Québec
Experimenting with electronic music, rock and noise to create a chaotic yet beautiful dissonance.
Project started by Ludovick Lubérisse / Ori Taggart in September 2020
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