1. |
Sweet Little Neck
04:13
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I see you walking in the shadows of the night
Did you wander here by accident or come for some delight?
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2. |
Lost in the Mist
04:19
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I just don't understand
Why you are not at my command
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3. |
Secret Lover
03:46
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You think I'm your secret lover
You think I'm your instant lover
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4. |
Putin's Secret Dream
03:42
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A pensive Putin stands
With his hands upon his desk
He ponders if his little face
Is slightly Stalinesque
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5. |
Tell Me Now
04:16
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6. |
Dark Ship Sailing
03:23
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But the dark ship with blood on her deck
Sailed bind onto the rocks
Of Hong Kong harbour and sank as a wreck
With its stolen cargo of profit, imperialism and power
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7. |
Nothing Lasts Forever
03:33
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8. |
Cosmic Rider
06:43
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From solar satellite
Escape into the night
And in the pale moonlight
Incandescent flight
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9. |
The Burden of Light
04:51
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Who will shoulder
The burden of light?
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10. |
The Unwelcome Dawn
05:52
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Save me
From the light of dawn
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11. |
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The shadows of the night
Beyond the burning fires
Take me deep into the darkness
Of my hidden desires
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12. |
Deceptive Eyes
08:16
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Deceptive eyes
Psychotic cries
But silky thighs
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13. |
Collapsing On Me
04:31
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I won't say it's right
But can't deny the fright
When I see those starry walls
Closing in on me.
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Academic Misconduct Vancouver, British Columbia
Renegade science professors from Vancouver, Canada, rocking higher education. Wake up, grab a solar flare, and rock out.
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