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Serenity by Jan
02:05
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Bye-bye Miss inhibition mission,
my firefight,
next to reload.
My intention; show the whole world a piece of my mind.
What a fuss,
typical one of us.
But the song in my heart sounds mean.
The song in my heart sounds mean.
I'm not gonna cause a scene,
but I would if I had the chance.
So I'm singing out laser beams,
I'm sending it down in flames,
they're remembering 'bout my name,
nana na nana na na na.
Fly high Miss inhibition mission,
my file finally is to reload.
One fine sentence,
show the whole world a piece of my mind.
What a fuss,
typical one of us.
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Bumper Cars
03:01
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We all have our bad days, deserve a place to vent
We all make decisions, with some more thought than less
I have a claim to space here, I won't apologise
I've earned it by existing, I won't compromise
I won't let the monster trucks up on me
'Cause we're all in bumper cars can't you see
We're constantly colliding
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Bubble
03:39
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I'm in a bubble and I'm in here on my own
I haven't seen you for a while
Since I moved to the unknown
It might not count for much
But I talk about you a lot
And if I had the chance I'd see you
More frequently than not
It's not as easy as it used to be
It's hard to find the time and it takes more effort
And it takes its toll
Is it even worth it, truth be told?
Still do it anyway
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Threat Level Midnight UK
Formed as part of First Timers in London, UK in 2016.
On hiatus.
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