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Indivisible
02:17
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Pick up two halves and make a whole
Join again what was once indivisible
Forget what you think you know
This is a battle for hearts and minds and souls
We are two halves that make a whole
A common purpose is what makes us indivisible
You’ve forgotten what you owe
For what you have, you are responsible
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Crestfallen
02:53
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You can say you don’t care, you can’t say it don’t matter
Your words turn to shit when your sisters get battered
The mark on your soul now’s the bane of a nation
Dividing the hordes up by faith, race and station
It’s hard to know we’ll be rebuilding long after the storm
And all our hopes are crestfallen as light comes to show
The devil here that we all know
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Weight of Shadows
03:52
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Wake up starving once the pain is gone
Still hungry for more
There once was something to hold on to
Now there’s just a hole
But I’ll pull through
Or find the sense to come to
If I don’t buckle under the weight of shadows, the weight of doubt
The weight of shadows, it’s crowding out the light
You dread the prospect of another dawn
And there’ll be more
Sick in a way you can’t get gone
And there’s no cure
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Best Intentions
03:21
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Let’s pack it in
The worst can be forgiven
I made a bed but I never lay in it
Now I can’t sleep for shit
Let’s start again
Let all the light come back in
This time you spend
You never get it back again
You just walk it to the end
It’s come to this
We paved the road with our best intentions
Crawl back from hell any way you can
Before I burn it down again
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