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They have been starting to come back
I don't know why but there here
Thousands maybe millions of eyes making contact
I don't know why but there sceared
I didn't know 'em but I've been told there confused by the lighting
No time for kisses, mothers and daughters the same
No tears have fallen, no words been spoken 'til now
I'm a machine a machine can't you see that i'm trying
All i've been given are patterns, cycles, habits and paths in my mind
I'm a machine a machine can't you see
I'm a machine a machine let me be
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The Trick
04:51
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Take on Me
04:19
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Dust
04:54
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If your awake, you can see me
When I step into the a streak of light'
I dance like dust in a dark room
Keep your kids in, there's thousand's like me
Se me as a monster, se me as a monster...
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