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Milky Way, Come Back
03:46
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Let me back in
Let me back in
He'll be no good for you
He'll do no good for you
Let me back in to your heart
Milky Way, come back
Andromeda asks
If you'll be good to me
Then I'll be good to you
Let me back in to your heart
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Therapy
03:24
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The creature isn't me
It's where I'm trapped inside
It scares me half to death
It knows just where I hide
And I can feel my breath
Cause everything is cold
I'll choke another pill
Even if it tastes like mold
I look at my face
I stare into my eyes
But nothing's ever there
Unless you're by my side
I'm beating myself up
I'm whittled to the bone
My head plays on repeat
Whenever I'm alone
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Farewell, Sweet Prince
01:20
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Mystification keeps me in the business
Prestidigitation's cheap
Pulling a rabbit, everybody claps but
It's getting hard to sleep
Sick of my own tricks
Cardistry's an art I learned on VHS as
A young kid with passion in the chest
A real magician never tells a secret
The real illusion's kept
Pretend I still enjoy it
I'm getting quite annoyed
I'm sick of my own tricks
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand, mage hand
Mage hand keeps me busy while we wait
For it to unlock
Four, three, two one
Then the door pops open
Someone's inside, choosing to hide
Death's approaching, roll the dice
Must be fated, must be weighted
Takes you by surprise
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Untimely Dosage Toronto, Ontario
Untimely Dosage are a Psychedelic Rock quartet from Toronto, Canada. Originally “The Lamaas,” Untimely Dosage have reinvented themselves as a blend of high energy psychedelic punk rock and alternative lofi, emanating the sounds of Thee Oh Sees, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and Mac Demarco. ... more
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