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you don't have to be afraid
of the pain inside you
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336
04:28
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The Way Out Is You
06:54
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Mojo Bitch Tetris
05:31
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Pretty Power
04:59
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still playing all your games?
called it by another name
so they say again
until you understand
do you get it yet?
you think you know, you think you are
the real thing, such pretty power
i've seen this room, i've walked this floor
there's nothing here worth fighting for
she reads between all your lines
spins round all your lies
now you see me
now you've got the key
it's always 12:45
you think you know, you think you are
the real thing, such pretty power
i've seen this room, i've walked this floor
there's nothing here worth fighting for
mirror i, i mirror you
your mirror pools to gaze into
and you, you do
and knowing now what i knew then
and turning round to where and when
within, within
in every single little thing
there's truth contained, it's very name
you see, you see
the finest map of reality
the spiral spirals endlessly
and on, it goes
love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love
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