1. |
Enemy
05:31
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Enemy inside me
Enemy talk to me
What do you want? I don't know
Empty long ago let me go
CHORUS:
Ah ah I hear the sound of excess stress
Ah ah and we both risk
Ah ah everyone makes his case
Enemy in rings… (in ear)
Enemy lick my mic
Singing with my last effort
Yet i can not rise above
CHORUS,
Why are you screaming man
Hide the veins from the neck
Trodden roads by someone somewhere
Step by step drop by drop
Here and know we do our own
(Trodden roads by someone - somewhere)
Step by step drop by drop
Here and know we do our own
(Trodden roads by someone - somewhere)
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2. |
Easier to Hit
04:23
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Applied - correspond , can't just walk away
You're wimp it's fact, no offence to me
CHORUS:
Yeah! Gnashing gears behind my eyes
The headache dancing through my body again
(Easier to hit) - Than talking to a wall
(Easier to hit) - Take my anger down (down, down, down, down)
Ha, what a stupid face you choose??
Phew! What a rotten ctench of words??
CHORUS
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3. |
Testosterone
03:45
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Do what you wanna do
Feel what you wanna feel
Comin’ through the perfect silence 'n it drivin you
From the balls you’re hear the calls
It’s testosterone
So what to do with it? There is no counselors
Make it on your own
CHORUS:
Kindle my candle
‘N wait until the wax flows
Fever burns me (burns me) oh
Blood sweat ‘n tears are mixed into one
This smell has screwed me.
Don’t you wanna stay?
Answer! Don’t you miss me?
Baby don't you look around?
You wanna know why?)
IN 'N OUT !
CHORUS
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