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Cellar Door
01:56
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American Dream
05:19
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This is the American dream
This is the American dream
We set off bombs together
in the streets close to home
And we wonder
Is anybody home?
Is anybody home?
This is the American dream
What is this American dream?
What is this American dream?
We never thought to think twice
these choices left behind
We’re always stuck in moments
eternity will never find
Is anybody home?
Is anybody home?
This is the American dream
This is the American dream
Explosions took us higher
than we’ve ever been before
Still we wonder
Is anybody home?
Is anybody home?
Is anybody home?
Is anybody home?
This is the American dream
I am the American dream
What is this American dream?
You are my American dream.
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Last Call
07:49
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In the end we all want more
Life isn’t worth living if no one’s keeping score
In the end we all want more
There’s enough for everyone as long as you’re not poor
In the end we’ll be at war
We’ll shoot without sorrow to settle old scores
In the end we’ll be at war
We still won’t know what it is we’ve been fighting for
We tried love
But it wasn’t enough
We tried, love
At least we tried
In the end we’re all the same
We’ve been molded by greed, self-pity and shame
In the end we’re all the same
We look back and see what we never became
We tried love
But it wasn’t enough
We tried, love
At least we tried
In the end I can’t see through
Can’t tell the difference between this and loving you
In the end I can’t see you
... And so I’m through
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Losing Time in Space
07:42
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We listen to the stars as they die
We listen and we wonder why
We are alone
We’re searching for someone to blame
We search but the answer’s the same
We are alone
No future to cling to in this infinite space
No truth to hold onto
No love can replace… you
Returning from nothing’s embrace
We return but we never escape
We are alone
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