1. |
The Family is Cursed
05:16
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My neighbor thinks that I'm a witch
and I don't exist
My neighbor thinks that I'm a witch
and i'm casting spells on them
My teacher told me I'm a witch
and they don't exist
My teacher told me I'm a witch
thats why I don't fit in
They said Rebecca was a witch
They don't deserve to exist
the children threw their little fits
say she's casting spells on them
So if you must call me a witch
Can't say I don't exist
you could put me in the ground
but my spells are still around
Her specter came to me one night
by the pale moonlight
she said child listen close
cause there's something you should know
If they're calling you a witch
then we must exist
if they're calling you a witch
Just cast your spells on them
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2. |
And so It Goes
03:17
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Hey you with the stars in your eyes
can you see me over here?
Am I invisible am I alive
am I right to think that maybe you could hear me?
Sooner or later I'll learn my lesson
we meet on a rainy day
the suns out anyway
and so it goes
the garden will grow
and the leaves will fall after all,
it's what they know
Hey you with the light in your smile
Am I asking too much for you to stay for a while?
I've been dancing alone at the edge of the world
I'm nobody's girl
and so it goes the garden will grow
and the leaves will fall after all
It's what they know
and I could show you
where I go to
I could show you
Where I
Sooner or later I'll learn my lesson
we meet on a rainy day
the suns out anyway
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3. |
Read my Lips
05:20
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4. |
Eternal Eternalists
02:38
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5. |
Ask For
05:02
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6. |
Time To
04:48
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7. |
Move Slowly
03:56
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8. |
If at All
03:30
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9. |
Through Unreality
03:04
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10. |
Between the Lines
04:06
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11. |
The Stars Know
04:49
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