1. |
Teller
01:19
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i walked up to the teller
I didn't know what i was
going to tell her
i said I think i’m flat broke
i walked up to the teller
i didn’t know what i was
going to tell her
i said my life's a big joke
i picked up a piece of paper
i wrote down i might
explode in this place
i picked up a piece of paper
i wrote down i might
explode in your face
we are living in danger
living like strangers
at each others
throat in anger
we shouldn't be
living in anger
living like strangers
but that's just the
dangers of banking
in America
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2. |
Pressure
03:00
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pressure there's
too much pressure
i’m going back to nature
i’m going back to the weeds
what i need
back to the weeds
where its green
back to the woods
for good
back to nature
i’m going back to the
woods for good
back to the woods
make it my neighborhood
back to the woods
and the trees
and the grass
and the leaves
the pressure is coming
down on you
i’m going back to the
woods for good
back to the woods
make it my neighborhood
back to the weeds
where its green
nature is what i need
going back to nature
if she will take me back
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3. |
Litter
01:32
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litter makes me bitter
if i catch you polluting
i might start shooting
why would you trash
this beautiful place
i’d rather put a bullet
right in your face
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4. |
Working Man
04:22
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from early in the morning
until late in the evening
working for your family
but you never see
your children
workingman
working up the ladder
but you are only
getting sadder
your boss is
getting fatter
workingman
what a life it is
one life to live
one life to give
working everyday now
working for some pay now
but you are living
like a slave now
workingman
its not working man
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5. |
Borders
03:59
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i’m not crossing
your border
i’m just a part
of this land
your borders
i don't understand
i'm not crossing
your border
i'm just walking
through nature
i cant understand
how you can draw
a line in the sand
i’m not crossing
your border
i’m just walking free
i’m not crossing
your border
but your border is
crossing me
I don't understand
how a mortal man
can make a claim
on eternal land
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6. |
Dead People
02:40
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i see dead people
all of the time
and they are doing
just fine
and its blowing
my mind
they are all
standing in line
i see dead people
driving in cars
drinking at bars
staring at stars
they dont know
who the are
dead people
dont now
who they are
I see dead people
everyday
out of the grave
they got nothing
to say
they just get
in my way
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7. |
Planets
03:11
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can you tell me
exactly
what planet
you come from
can you tell me
exactly
what planet
you live on
it’s not the
same planet
as me
its time for
you to leave
that's what
i believe
i wont be
deceived
time for you
to leave
where you are
from is what
you are from
its what you
are made of
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8. |
"Gonna Fly Now"
04:00
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See This World Boston, Massachusetts
SEE THIS WORLD
Dave TREE - Vocals
Al - Guitars
Coach Chillin - Guitars
Eric -
Bass
Big Tim - Drums
See This World formed in Jan 2015 recorded Jun 1 at New Alliance with John Taft mastered at New Alliance East By Nik Z.
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