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In The Evil Empire
03:56
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don't try to pretend
that we're not a part of it
don't you try to tell me
that we've got nothing to lose
in the evil empire
everything is fine
empires rise and empires fall
but this one's going nowhere at all
and the evil empire will prevail
try to fight it, you will fail
but empires rise and empires fall
surely one day this one will fail
call the police, call the army
go thru proper channels
thru the authorities
their dynasties and statues
we'll stay in line and like it
spying on each other
how to disentangle?
how to simplify?
and the evil empire will prevail...
and I'd love someone to prove me wrong
and the evil empire will prevail...
going nowhere at all
going nowhere at all
going nowhere at all
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2. |
Lilith
03:36
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It was such fun
Back in the foggy days
Taking great pains
Plans to get close to you
So many schemes
Many more on the way
Fond hopes and dreams
Passionately explained
Lilith wrap your hair round my neck (x2)
Accept my tribute
A life of pure feeling
And Lilith won't you wrap yr hair round my neck
In the cave that we made
So warm and lulling
Maybe you'll come back with nothing
Or a shining
Onslaught of dreams
You've got the eyes of vengeful antiquity
Don't turn them with ill-will upon me, please
Moths hover round the mouth of the barrow, and
Skeleton moans emerge from underground
Lilith wrap yr hair round my neck (x2)
Accept my tribute
An incantation
And...
Horny... handed... toil
In the cave that we made
So warm and lulling
Maybe you'll come back with nothing
Or a shining
Onslaught of dreams
It's easy to see
It's quite clear to me
That you'll have to take some new position
Because strangling the thoughts of men at night
Is really kind of old-fashioned
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3. |
Letting It Go
04:14
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Matt Finucane Brighton, UK
“He should be heard by many many people” – Louder Than War
(just building my tomb a brick at a time)
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