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Outside
02:29
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2. |
Initiation
05:38
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3. |
Stride
02:54
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4. |
Going
03:07
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Recollection
06:15
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6. |
Free
05:52
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7. |
Rebirth
02:57
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He's getting better at rolling up his sleeves
And tying his own tie around his neck
He still struggles to make the ride before it leaves
Or keep his sleep pattern in check.
Weary eyes are no surprise
He's got space that isn't his
But he looks to the grey sky
And decides to loosen that tie
'Think about the money'
Seeing those numbers is like honey
And that very fact he finds funny
The sound of his own heartbeat is so loud
Like the marching of a crowd
4AM has snuck up on him again
He wish he had something to make the torture end
She spins him around wrapped in her sheets
Slowly her fists and his face meet
Black eyes is her mark
To remind him that she'll always be waiting for him in the dark
He's pretty good at rolling up his sleeves.
He can tie his own tie without looking.
He still struggles to make the ride before it leaves
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T3 Tin Cans Sydney, Australia
"T3 Tin Cans" comprises of two friends from Western Sydney that occasionally get together and make recordings on Audacity for fun who also go by the name "Two Smashed Avos"
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