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Volcano
03:23
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Well if the volcano
In your backyard
Suddenly exploded
What would we do?
We would be frozen
For an eternity
Leaving behind
Progressive Time
Peacefully residing to your stone bliss
Turning into granite over time
Are we all greek statues at the met?
Are we fossils that haven't been discovered yet?
When you're gone
Nothing really happens when you're gone
No one there to say that nothing's wrong
The earth was spinning
But we did not belong
If we were never here
Did nothing ever happen at all?
Peacefully residing to your stone bliss
Turning into granite over time
Are we all greek statues at the met?
Are we fossils that haven't been discovered yet?
Standing in the ash rain
Wet with lava
My clothes are burned
The magma's up to my knees
Million years in the making
And one day in the breaking
All the planets watch
As mankind gets freezed
When you're gone
Nothing really happens when you're gone
No one there to say that nothing's wrong
The earth was spinning
But we did not belong
If we were never here
Did nothing ever happen at all?
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Zombies
03:48
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As I rode the above ground
F Line train
I saw the dead rising
And searching for brains
Bursting out of Greenwood cemetery
Crawling from the Gowanus
Well they roam down Court Street
And feast upon us
Would you love me?
Would you recognize me?
I'm just bones and flesh
Would you love me none the less?
Well I crave you sweetheart
So won't you give me your hand?
My heart's not beating
But you gotta understand
I'm not the man
That I was before
I have been bitten
SO WON'T YOU GIVE ME MORE
Would you love me?
(If I were a zombie)
Would you recognize me?
(If I were a zombie)
I'm just bones and flesh
(If I were a zombie)
Would you love me none the less?
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