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Intro
01:06
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2. |
The Question
02:50
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lay back its alright
theres no answer
when it falls theres blood on the floor
it just stays there
when it tears the hair turns your mouth green such a sad scene
when nothing maintains to stay the same
rocks will turn to sand
just like when everyone goes back inside
your seen in red light
as nothing maintains to stay the same!
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3. |
Control
02:58
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there is red
it makes it all go away
where colors show no care
in light, reflections of new sights
when you close your eyes it turns to nothing
its just the simple sounds of driving
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4. |
Plastic Sky
02:00
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steak knife, water, its hotter
inside, sunlight, it dies
when it stops to breath it sings
"will you wait for the queen?" it flees
timeline, mild high, fish line
wind chimes, tea time, in light
"all you see is only me" but who's me?
"all to eat are honey trees" hold me!
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5. |
Diamond-Eyed Queen
02:20
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6. |
Dark Energy
01:40
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7. |
Floating
03:29
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blue ivory teeth along the sea
moving right past diagonally
all in a dream it once was real
bless the ones who die rather get killed
float past the white covered hill
its all the sons of those you've killed
eyes bend to feast on the wind
hide your face it's better than losing skin
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Good Greef Chicago, Illinois
Good Greef is an independent rock project from the Chicagoland area founded in the Summer of 2018 featuring Joseph Dockery on everything melodic and Shravan Raghuram on everything rhythmic.
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