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Plastic Ogre
03:46
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Chatterbrain
02:52
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I hear them talking,
Incessantly,
I hear them laughing,
Laughing at me,
I'm asking questions,
And wondering why,
But noone answers,
Why do I even try?
And the voices,
They come and go,
They talk in circles,
They hide below,
They seem to know things,
They seem to see,
What to believe then?
It's all the same to me.
An illusion inside,
Taking me by the mind,
Oh I must be insane,
Noise pollution, it drowns me out again,
Chatterbrain.
I hear them softly,
I hear them loud,
One voice is simple,
But three's a crowd,
They want possesion,
They want control,
But if I let them,
How would I even know?
An illusion inside,
Taking me by the mind,
Oh I must be insane,
Noise pollution, it drowns me out again,
Chatterbrain,
Chatterbrain.
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Darkvision
03:03
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I can, see through, most of this darkness
My eyes, are the, key to this tunnel
Searching, for the, lost and the freightened
I'll find, it all, my eyes they wander
Perception, webbed distraction,
Rotting corpses, swords reaction,
Turn the corner, I find you blaring,
Darkvision, my eyes are staring
I can, see through, most of this darkness
Struggle, to find, the trail to egress
Your eyes, see black, light up a torch and
Walk to, the end, of this here passage
Perception, webbed distraction,
Rotting corpses, swords reaction,
Turn the corner, eyes are staring,
Darkvision, they're appearing
Close in, on us, ghosts of the fallen
We fight, we flee, no use in stalling
Labyrinth, of lies, pitfalls and poisons
No hope, my eyes, fall to this madness
Perception, webbed distraction,
Rotting corpses, swords reaction
Turn the corner, heart rate soaring
Darkvision, blood is pouring
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