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Čekání na svatou Lucii
01:25
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Třetí svíca
02:44
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Glassy-eyed
06:36
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Wry nods
I can’t decipher what you meant
And all the way down, lovers die in embezzlement
Oh what you meant
I thought you were tender
Why not
I can’t decipher what you meant
Fought my way out of the cries of your detriment
Oh watch her, man
So condescending
Sudden fever in her swollen shape
Seven eaters when they’re cooking pain
We’re in mourning, we’re in mourning
Wry nods
I can’t decipher what you meant
And all the way down, lovers die in embezzlement
Oh watch her, man
So condescending
Why not
I can’t decipher what you meant
Fought my way out of the cries of your detriment
Oh what you meant
I thought you were tender
Listen
My father told me
The world is a fucking infested wheel in a war
And he was downward commissioned
And slightly deluded
With his mind astray
So irritated
With his swollen eyes
Wry nods
I can’t decipher what you meant
Fought my way out of the cries of your detriment
Oh watch her, man
So condescending
If I come down, keep your mind away
If I come down, keep your mind away
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4. |
Beautiful
04:57
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Repeating the same mistake twice
Repeater of the same mistake
Stepped into the same river thrice
Deceased and bereaved
Mutated to rust
Failed plans
So beautiful
Are the wrecks of our minds
Losing my attention
I eat bits of my own lies
Condors and vultures
Descend into me
My love once encapsulated
Fought its way out
Dirt bags
Worn rags
Cold sex
Paychecks
And dividing possessions
A sudden recession
Into the realm of incomprehension
And speaking is useless
There’s no point in trying
You’re so law-defying
But so in denial
Intrusive and prying
In reckless attire
Repeating the same mistake twice
Repeater of the same mistake
I only exist because I think
And I only know that I exist because I think
I lack the sanity of reason
Stay away, stay away because
I always seek it in the dust
But now we’re freaking dynamites
Repeating the same mistake twice
Repeater of the same mistake
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Skleněná krajina
05:14
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Soul sucker
04:44
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Return of the greed
Return of the greed
Suddenly I‘m mad and
I can’t seem to find
The end of this ladder
Cause I’m a soul sucking jerk
Soul sucker
Soul sucking jerk
Sudden rise of water
Flooded village full of people
Running maddened
Send them straight into the gutter
Whatever got chewed up
In the mayhem of these days
All I feel is the return of the greed
Return of the greed
Return of the greed
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7. |
Ken Kesey
08:28
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(inspirováno románem One Flew Over the Cockoo's Nest od Kena Keseyho)
They’re out there
The black boys
In white suits
Up before me
In the hall
They get it mopped up
Before I can catch them
When I come out the dorm,
Three of them
Come at me
They hate everything
Time of the day,
The place they’re at here
One flew east
One flew west
And one flew over the cuckoo’s nest
Stick a mop
In my hand
And motion to the spot
They aim for me to clean today,
And I go
One swats
The back of my legs
With a broom handle
To hurt
To hurry me past
One flew east
And one flew over the cuckoo’s nest
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Lutza
05:51
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9. |
Tame you
05:25
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I’ll set the fire ‘til I’ll get to the point
I work where nobody walks
Animals are the souls that I collect
And sooner or later you’ll become my pet
And you left me at a very static point
Sooner or later I will drop the bomb
And animals and all the souls that I collect
I’ll let it detonate
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