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Power of Zero
02:44
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Things went black, things went black
Turrets swung to the attack
While we played we were invincible
Lights went out, lights went down
Families were run to ground
While trees reluctantly shed their leaves
We drew our power down to the power of zero
Yeah we drew our power down
Shit went bad, shit went south
He was in but wanted out
So screens had to meet lawns trimmed neatly
Sirens rang, sirens wailed
People die when power fails
So please bus them to emergency
We drew low the only power known
To zero
We drew down the thing that made the sound
We fear
So we grew still
And calmed our minds until
The silence took hold
The silence took hold
The silence took hold
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Feel the Weather
02:27
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Fakers We Are
03:35
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Lin Heung and Skin
02:43
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Drawn into the Fold
02:23
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6. |
The Only Son
01:51
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Warsaw Weekend
05:59
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Moth in Your Mouth
02:02
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