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Ley Lines
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Calcium deposits rain down on the cars from above
I'm up watching TV and we're in a lot of trouble
They've been alone watching all of the town's people trying
You were all alone in the house when I came to the door
If you knew what they were going to say why'd you ask anyway
I've contemplated all of their wrecks and games
And if you knew what was coming now then why'd you go in, love
Oh I don't really know what to say to you anymore
Oh no oh no I feel so much lighter
Oh oh oh oh I feel so much lighter
So this time around you can keep all of your degrees
Keep the chevrons the ley lines and the hypothesis
In the year '83 I was born and then there was you
'84 was the book of all that would come true
We could stop them
If we want to
We could stop them
If we want to
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Even Tiles Cincinnati, Ohio
Even Tiles is: Justin White, Drew James, William Neff, Joshua Collins, and Justin Brown - we play the musics.
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