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Cosmic Hitch
03:55
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Fuzz out the riffs. Roll out the joints
toke like there is no tomorrow
Fly off to our secret town
Remove all your clothes and run into the sea
Everything’s all good underneath the palm tree
I don’t know where to go as long as I’m with you
Travel to the unknown worlds without a clue
Let’s start the ignition switch
and this ride will be our cosmic hitch
Enjoy the view until the sun sets
smile with your blood red eyes
We’ll reach our own paradise
Just stay and ride with me
Everything is all good underneath the palm tree
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Devil's Throne
04:01
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I am here
Im sitting here alone
Im here
Im sitting on the devil’s throne
Everywhere you look are masks without faces
Their sides are strip of figure, walking on stages
The emptiness of feeling will always make you blind
That the person you befriend with is a demon in disguise
Silence is their window, your fear is their door
If you welcome the night, you’ll be on its floor
One old man told me that
The devil’s back in town and all hell are now empty and everyone will drown
Be careful what you wish for, That wish maybe is for you
That the blood that you offer will sink into someone’s lungs
Once you’re sunk in the darkness, everything will fall apart
once you go black, there will be no coming back
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Celestial Powers
03:55
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Waking up from a recurring dream
Escaping from a complicated scene
Your face is engraved in mind
Pull me up, help me unwind
Release me from all of these fears
Give me a new life after all these years
Even if all faith are all uncertain
Move forward and unroll your curtain
Hurry up, let it out
open up your eyes
Liberate, let it slay
Your celestial powers
Extend your arms up in the sky
Absorb the energy of the world
Feel the essence and let your soul fly
today is the time to throw the power in your hands
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Gutter Prince Manila, Philippines
fuzzed out space rock from the gutters of Manila.
baryaobala@gmail.com
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