1. |
Vertigo
04:17
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The shadow of silence looms over me
I cannot feel, I do not feel the same
It takes (x8) my melody,
It steals (x8) my chorus
The shadow of silence looms over me
I cannot feel, I do not feel the same
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2. |
Hammer Horror
03:03
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Girl draw me closer, yeah pull me in
You got me shaking, now that's a sin
We're coming closer to tonight, we're feeling closer now, tonight
We're feeling closer, tonight
Let's start two fires
Lust, love, breathe on
Let's start two fires
Until we become one
We're coming closer tonight
We're feeling closer now, tonight
We're feeling closer tonight
We're coming closer (x4)
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3. |
Ladies
03:56
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What would you say at the right time?
What would you say at the wrong time?
What would you say at the right time?
What would you say?
What would you say at the right time?
What would you say at the wrong time?
What would you say at the right time?
What would you say?
What would you say at the right time?
What would you say at the wrong time?
What would you say at the right time?
What would you say?
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4. |
Dark in the Darkness
04:16
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Turn it on, turn it off
Here they come, goodbye
God knows, that I've tried
Let's leave the dark in the darkness (x2)
I've said some words, I've listened
I've cried goodbye
God knows that I've tired
Let's leave the dark in the darkness (x2)
And yet my brain still thinks of them, goodbye
I have lost my mind
Turn it on, turn it off, goodbye
God knows that I've tried
Goodbye, goodbye
Let's leave the dark in the darkness (x2)
I lost my mind, I lost my mind, I lost my mind, I've lost my mind (x4)
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Subculture San Francisco, California
Subculture is:
Kevin Batchelor
Aj Verzosa
Alex Buckley
Melanie Batchelor
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