1. |
Better Than Me
02:57
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2. |
Take Me
03:30
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3. |
Euphoria
03:30
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VERSE
Live your life, as it's your last day.
Who cares, we all die anyway.
Do what you want to do,
Be who you want to be,
The euphoria will set you free
PRE-CHORUS
Life's too short,
To live this way.
Get rid of your sad thoughts,
Push them away.
CHORUS
I've been waiting for far too long now,
I need the answer.
I need it right now.
I've been waiting for far too long now,
I think it's fair that you should tell me how.
VERSE 2
No point in being down, Can't afford to drown.
Just go and live, and go live it proud.
To gain euphoria, there's just one thing to do.
Live your life. Live it through, and through.
PRE-CHORUS
Life's too short,
To live this way.
Get rid of your sad thoughts,
Push them away.
CHORUS
I've been waiting for far too long now,
I need the answer.
I need it right now.
I've been waiting for far too long now,
I think it's fair that you should tell me how.
CHORUS
I've been waiting for far too long now,
I need the answer.
I need it right now.
I've been waiting for far too long now,
I think it's fair that you should tell me how.
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4. |
Parasite
02:44
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Dead Mob Birmingham, UK
A 4-Piece, Birmingham based hardcore / metal band,Inspired by the likes of Discharge, The Exploited, Bury Tomorrow, Slayer, and Black sabbath. We make noise and shit like that.
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