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my god's slow in the head
he can't resurrect the dead
hard enough to keep us fed
there’s bedbugs in the bed
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
last time i saw him he was sitting in the grass with a group of bableonion waiting for the rain
last thing i heard he was walking through the dessert in a gold track suit with bag full of money
i just got a call he's been picked up loitering stark naked in the park
my god's taller than a mountain
but he's short of breath
my god's taller than a mountain
but he's short of breath
my god's taller than a mountain
but he's short of breath
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
my god's slow in the head
he can't resurrect the dead
hard enough to keep us fed
there’s bedbugs in the bed
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
my god's taller than a mountain
but he's short of breath
my god's taller than a mountain
but he's short of breath
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
next thing you know you’re having an epiphany
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the pool is full
03:05
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but we're too rich to disagree
or we're to in debt to question it
it is what we're meant to be
willing to buy anything
the pool is full
you can't swim in it
it full of all the toys
you mum and dad
left behind
for you
but we're too rich to disagree
or we're to in debt to question it
it is what we're meant to be
willing to buy anything
the air it stinks
coughing up petrol
cartons of camels
bottles of whining all the time
about the air it stinks
but we're too rich to disagree
or we're to in debt to question it
it is what we're meant to be
willing to buy anything
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oneill Toronto, Ontario
Canadian musician, stationed in Macedonia for a short spell.
Music is heavy on the lyrics; emoting strange moments in existence.
All songs and albums are free until we run out of free credits. Enjoy.
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