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Crawl (Re-Issue 2012)
03:05
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A quarter past nine, when the crows take flight,
looking backwards in trouble.
We couldn't move on or lie awake,
stuck in our own nesting.
We all don't fear the world.
We all don't rest...
Why do we all crawl?
Asleep, awake, asleep again.
Falling in line, with the serpent's spine,
we're drinking ourselves to sleep.
We couldn't move on or lie awake,
a drunken stupor for fucks sake..
We all don't fear the world.
We all don't rest...
Why do we all crawl?
Asleep, awake, asleep again.
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