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Vision & Reshape
03:41
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Spread Makebelieve
04:13
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Undercover
05:28
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Risk of rain
03:23
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Sinister
03:53
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Let the kids have fun
04:15
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Real People
03:02
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Freeze Frame
03:25
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Hey come one
03:30
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Done with mercy
02:55
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Fighting our corner. Clashing is here to stay
It never really went away. We ain’t looking for fool’s gold.
Conspicuous by absence. Step into a war. Let me kick in this open door.
Don’t walk away yet or let it set us back right now.
But who would you believe in?
All those sharks ain’t leaving.
Come in out of the rain they are here to stay.
In these rising tides nothing is what it seems.
Let me float your boat tonight.
Let me float your boat downstream.
As the waters sets in. We are cut above.
I turn around had enough.
I turn around had enough to drink.
But who would you believe in?
All those sharks ain’t leaving .
Come in out of the rain they are here to stay.
We’re doing time for treason. No specific reason.
Stay above the fray. We all have come a long way.
We’re undercover. They don’t hold sway over how we see things. So who would you believe in?
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Dvkes - Vision & reshape
03:41
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Chances are that it will get better.
No stress there’s time to move ahead.
Serve my soul on a golden platter
Catch the flip side, that’s the right side saying;
Hey contemplate, shift your vision and reshape. I see color, I see change.
Wait, catch the wave, I know there is a lot at stake, but I see color, I see change.
Unite what’s done with the innovations.
Challenge the status quo, so count me in.
Allow myself to be corrected, join the mass and you’ll get strained.
Hey contemplate, shift your vision and reshape. I see color, I see change.
Wait, catch the wave. I know there is a lot at stake, but I see color, I see change.
There’s must be something we can do
I know there’s something we can do.
Shift your vision and reshape.
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