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Deception
04:22
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Used to have such an appetite for a better life
Now it’s undecided
Tried to make a deal with god, but he isn’t home
And I’m not so sure anymore
Suppress the thoughts that keep you all night
It’ll work out fine
At least that’s what I believe
You feel ignored and the things you said just won’t go away, they’re always
Just like the fire that burns out the light
You said you’re running out of time
I think there’s more than meets the eye
But I’ve always been this blind
I’ll buy whatever your devils sells
Lies only you can tell
A space to carve out souls
I figure I can’t fuck up worse
But the universe has bigger plans for me
It’s getting hard to believe
In what you give to me
Have no time to explain
The dark is starting up again.
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Heretics
03:52
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She lights a cigarette
Puts her hand on her scars
Tilts her head to the side
Doesn't ask how you are
Fell for illusion
What were you thinking?
How did you even get this far?
Stuck in a cycle
You keep ignoring
How do you think it's going to end?
Walk into empty rooms
Leave the voices behind
Sink further into the web
Now you've run out of time
We were heretics
Whatever the mission
We will complete
We'll get to the end
And see we exist
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3. |
Slug (Slip In Time)
02:15
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You say you've been trying to blend into society
But it wears you the fuck out
And you look so tired to me
But it's too late
It's time to wake up now
And all you said
Was just one more slip in time
My thoughts can't reach you
At least not anymore
In the month of Mae
We'll throw some words around
Until nothing makes sense ever again.
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Good Guy Sôjàbé
Formed in 2014, Good Guy Sôjàbé are a UK & Ireland based alternative rock band comprising of Sorin Annuar, Ben Spencer & James Young.
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