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Fraidy Cat
03:02
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No Mama don't want no fraidy cat
Whatever happened to the possibility
Of keeping the pace of the guillotine
Need your approval to a certain degree
So I’ll fashion a chorus and sing it free
I’ll fashion a chorus now sing it free
No Mama don’t want no fraidy cat
I tried to disappear into the neighborhood
But they don’t want me acting like a fraidy cat would
Well I’ve always landed on my feet when I could
But the darkness is powerful and I’m being pulled
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2. |
Good Night Kitty
03:51
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Here comes the past
All covered in ash
An obstacle in your path
A questionable sigh
From out in front
You tell me things are magnificent
But we know it’s just a line
So we say
Hang on
Hang on
For what it’s worth
Hang on
Hang on
Until we burst
Inside the confines
Of habituation
Beauties awaken
Thinking we’ve gone blind
It makes me wonder
Can you ever stop looking for trouble
Once it toggles in your mind
Out of the corners, it calls you baby
Out of the corners
Out of the corners, it calls you baby
Dangling there in the silence
Hang on
Hang on
For what it’s worth
Hang on
Hang on
Beneath the earth
On top of the deep end
On top of the deep end
On top of the deep end
On top of the deep end
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