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Hermit (Part 1)
02:55
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Time
It holds in all the rust
Time
It holds in all of us
Ties crush creativity
I cannot write unless aroused
Ties crush creativity
I cannot write unless aroused
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Hermit (Part 2)
05:07
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Mind of Her
04:46
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I will taste the wealth of life
When the other choose to come
But thats all the skin that I can spare
When it comes to the world
Where does its rule come from
This painful question we all share
But I lost my mind to her
While killing time with you
Its a cry cry cry out
For the end of days
Never mind what the living waste
Its another phase, its our killing ways oh no
Its a cry cry cry out for the end of days
Never mind what the living waste
Now that peace is gone the truth will remake all
When we trade blood for peace
We lose the urge to learn
I can show you proof of loveless conquest
Now that death has shown her face
When will she strike her hand
Now an angel makes a useless promise
Its a cry cry cry out
For the end of days
Never mind what the living waste
Its another phase, its our killing ways oh no
Its a cry cry cry out for the end of days
Never mind what the living waste
Now that peace is gone the truth will remake all
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Hermit (Part 3)
02:58
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Jude Mood Loop
05:26
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Splint
04:05
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Jude Lolley Grand Rapids, Michigan
Bandcamp for music by Thomas (Jude) Lolley
Jude Lolley & The Flux
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