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Appliance
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Appliance
Appliance.
A Simple fool.
You turn me on.
Who could do
A simple tool?
Use me!
Thy will be done.
Who am I to choose?
A simple fool.
Abused.
My kingdom come.
Who broke me loose.
Loose!
You broke me loose.
Who? Who?
Who are you?
But, I'll sing you.
A simple tune.
All life is song.
You could sing along.
A simple simple tune.
My heart's all song.
Who? Who?
Who could sing along.
Cor, 2007
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Out Of Here
03:38
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Out Of Here
i.
Take me away please.
From all the people just standing air,
crying into their hair.
Away from all the lies and all the lost souls.
Show me the way to go.
ii.
I want outta here-
this madness makes things unclear.
All the thoughts that buzz around
don't make a sound, don't make a sound.
Can't you hear.
Off-tune.
Get me all away from all the madness I gave
Get me all away from all the people who save.
One day awake and I can make
this all real.
iii.
Away from all the lies and all the lost souls.
Away from, all the stories of gold.
Away from all the lies and thoughts that know
they're scared.
Pray to God, now please God, don't let me in.
Away from all the lies for only one day,
The I can only see that on a Sunday.
Away from all the lies and all the
people ain't helping.
It ain't helping.
Cor, Jan 2001
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