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En La Carreta
02:12
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A cracked glass bottle in the streets
A soft young maiden in my sheets
At the ocean on my knees
A hint of smoke, an endless breeze
Hold me, hold me
Squeeze your arms and own me
Hold me, hold me
Tell them what you told me
En la carreta
Ooh yeah
En la carreta
Oh mama
En la carreta
Oh yeah
En la carreta
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2. |
Kingfisher
03:15
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Treading water
Circling round the fishermen
They're getting louder
I can hear them yelling for a rusty spike
A bucket for the rest of my short life
A last breath
I fight and fight and fight and fight and fight and fight and fight
Kingfisher
Hold me to the sky
A trophy wife
Kingfisher
Let me fly
He took a picture
It'll last him for the rest of his short, short life
Treading water
Circling round the fishermen
They're getting louder
I can hear them yelling for a rusty spike
A bucket for the rest of my short life
A last breath
I fight and fight and fight and fight and fight and fight and fight and fight and fight
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3. |
Shoreline
04:21
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Waters on the shore
Given to nothing more
The trials of lore
Singing nevermore
The people on the shore
A rain of spears, a pour
Not a pen, a sword
What are we fighting for?
A wasted sunny morn
And now my muscle's torn
A slash, a poke forlorn
Stepped upon and sore
Tying wrists with scorn
A new vendetta born
The hinges on the door
Are singing nevermore
Waters on the shore
Are singing never
The people on the shore
What are we fighting?
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4. |
Xie Xie
03:10
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