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Splinter
04:28
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A splinter of your soul like fragments of the sunlight as it cuts it's way through (this) stained glass window; your asylum, your asylum, your asylum.
I will not back down nor will I fold. You will know my name before I go.
They failed when they only took you. They failed when they left us here to Revenge; a measure of our virtue. The end is cutting four times through you.
They followed you home. Broke into your foundation, once five, less one now, on which you built your lives; your design, your design, your design.
I will not concede nor will I bend. Justice will maintain my reverence.
They failed when they only took you. They failed when they left us here to Revenge; a measure of our virtue. The end is cutting four times through you.
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Bound
03:32
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Disconcerting thoughts are swimming round in my head. Makes me think the fires raging when its really dead. All those times I didn't even know I had a friend. If I knew now what I knew then, would I choose to pretend.
Can I turn this around or will it tear me down. And to it I'll be bound.
Sure Id like to say things never bothered me. Always fight to remind yourself, me's good to be. Things seems scary, things seem to big. Please allow me, to run the gamut not a game but what I see as free.
Oh, I wont see a way through, see through a windows view. Truth, stares out with cold eyes, a luminous touch. Whispers through a scream, your voice has always sang a lie.
Can I turn this around or will it tear me down. And to it I'll be bound.
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Strangers
04:38
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Strangers come but strangers don't stay long. A knowing glance makes shaking hands strong. Come on, kid, hold yourself together. They'll talk about this now and forever.
So grab your tickets, this train's leaving now. No time, or thing, to reminisce about. You got your axe, got your soul. We'll dig our way to this fool's gold.
I made my efforts to go quietly. I let it die just to resuscitate. It caught my eye, it got me by the throat. It shook me but it would not let me go.
So grab your tickets, this train's leaving now. Hot on the heels and times are changing. You got your axe, got your soul. We'll dig our way to this fool's gold.
The imminence is timely in itself. All for one or no one at all. We broke the ties that kept us grounded. We sought the light but never found it.
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Dear Enemy
03:21
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Catch me if you can, dear enemy. Play by your rules, I'll beat you at your game. Help, I can't find the words to say... I used to know but I threw that all away...
Qualify my greed, dear enemy.
Thank you for the fire, dear enemy. The one you lit so deep inside of me. Help, I can feel we're getting too close. The heat that radiates burns you away.
Qualify my greed, dear enemy. (I'm) ready for the love, ready for the hate, ready for the light, ready for the stage. Qualify my greed, dear enemy.
Thank you for the fire, dear enemy. The one you lit so deep inside of me.
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Cat In The Dark
05:13
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The room is small, the sound is loud, the lights are low. My cat in the dark, I see you smile and your eyes glow. Take me away, help me escape the fear I hide. Here it begins, you looked me in my eyes but left me blind.
You'll find out what you're made of and you're made of stardust.
So go ahead and pierce my thoughts, tattoo my soul. I see it all, (yeah) I see it all, with my eyes closed. Nothing can stop, nothing can slow, the momentum. Here it begins, you put words in my mouth but left me dumb.
The room is small, the sound is loud, the lights are low. My cat in the dark, I see you smile and your eyes glow.
You'll find out what you're made of and you're made of stardust.
(don't be late, don't be late, don't be late, no.)
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Kilometre Toronto, Ontario
Matt Redman
Guitar/Vocals
Mark Watts
Guitar/Vocals
Andrew McCready
Bass
Andrew Laing
Drums
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