1. |
Oceans & Pavements
03:41
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2. |
Warrior
03:05
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King Crawler
02:27
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Feeling electric
Not by the shock
Its just a head trick
Master of disappearing
Abracadabra
Then crawl down the ceiling
Put on my cloak
And act like a ghost
They say his
Heart is haunted
I need the danger
Take me away
And call me the stranger
King Crawler
Your web is
Gonna choke ya
Spinning your
Web of lies
Lost my love
Can't hold love
I don't know no love
Watch a keep on believing
That's all you're receiving
From Catastrophise
Getting hyonotize
To metamorphosize
Call me living dead
In a skin suit
And a machine head
King Crawler
Your web it
Cannot hold ya
Choking on
Your lies
King Crawler
Your impulse
Will destroy ya
Ultra-violet eyes
Ulta violet super pilot dopamine machine
Ulta violet super pilot dopamine machine
Ulta violet super pilot dopamine machine
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4. |
Emerald Fire
03:58
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5. |
Cactus Flower
03:37
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6. |
Motherfuckers
03:53
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Bury the Ghost
04:20
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8. |
Dismorphiopod
03:49
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