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Amps, The ~ Breaking The Split Screen Barrier


You gave me no assist You gave me no assist At the holidays At the holidays Now that they're dead and gone Now that they're dead and gone Power on Power on Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus I know you're not sane anymore I know you're not sane anymore That doesn't mean you're fine That doesn't mean you're fine One in this alter-sound One in this alter-sound Die around Die around Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus Humming eighty venus more free lyrics

You gave me no assist
You gave me no assist
At the holidays
At the holidays
Now that they're dead and gone
Now that they're dead and gone
Power on
Power on

Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus

I know you're not sane anymore
I know you're not sane anymore
That doesn't mean you're fine
That doesn't mean you're fine
One in this alter-sound
One in this alter-sound
Die around
Die around

Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus
Humming eighty venus

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