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Zeus
04:40
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He wakes up and hates to see
The skies so grey and gloomy.
Cold and naked lying in the rain
Hoping for sunshine
In a hurricane
He’s gotta get out of Mt. Olympus
Could be the greatest day for his
Life turn around cause it’s all in his head
He has to quit living,
Like he is dead
Who knew, she’d be a light
his thunderbolt in a stormy night
Where is his angel in white?
She was the queen Hera
Vindictive vendetta for Lamia
Eating up all his babies
She is a super dark daemon
And he rides his cloud to the sea
Where Poseidon will be hiding from thee
Grab your triton and hear the roar
No time to run
This is war!
And when wakes up on the side of this cloud
A couple thousand lightening bolts will be crashing down
From the heavens down to hades below
Where the river of Styx
Is protecting the souls
Dip me into the river but not by my heel
Dont want no weakness no achilles here
Fast like Hermes now where to run
To my Hedone
She’s a sensual one
Who knew, she’d be a light
his thunderbolt in a stormy night
Where is his angel in white?
She was the queen Hera
Vindictive vendetta for Lamia
Eating up all his babies
She is a super dark daemon
And he rides his cloud to the sea
Where Poseidon will be hiding from thee
Grab your triton and hear the roar
No time to run
This is war!
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2. |
Mountainside
03:36
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Don’t have a lotta money
My soul is worn
Life’s been trying to beat me down
Gotta get myself up from the ground
Compounding interest
And my money’s tied up
wanna get away from here
Wanna stay up
On the mountainside
I wanna stay high
On the mountainside
There’s no telling how much farther
I can bend before I break
I’ve been going down the drain
Don’t know how much more I can take
Cause I can fake a smile for awhile
But it’s killing me
I rarely walk the path
I stay out til morning
I’ve hit the bottle hard
But I’m still learning
Listen to those who know
And you’ll catch the warnings
Keep your stresses low
And life will keep flowing
From the hard times I have found my way
Through the dark holes that I’m escaping
Better times are here to stay
I said better times here to stay forever
Forever
I wanna stay forever
On the mountainside
I wanna stay high
On the mountainside
There’s no telling how much farther
I can bend before I break
I’ve been going down the drain
Don’t know how much more I can take
Cause I can fake a smile for awhile
But it’s killing me
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3. |
Passing of a Soul
03:38
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We's Us Denver, Colorado
We's Us is an American rock band from Denver, CO. “These guys can write a really great song that will stick in your head on the way home, but they’ll explore the possibilities of what that song can do with each rendition of it. There’s a plenty of rock, a touch of roll, classic composition and enough funk for the whole family.” ... more
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