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Ender
03:16
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Lyrics by John Kneip:
"ENDER"
You wait it out (it out)...wait...
Tell-tale signs showing the correct direction
Steadily going nowhere, steadily going nowhere
Waiting only for the ender, marking letter “return to sender”
Still, you wait it out (it out)
The last time around we’ll be on solid ground
Steadily going somewhere, steadily going somewhere
Moving forward, unseen ender no “return to sender” letter
Remember the sender, remember the ender
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First-Person Plural
03:32
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Lyrics by: John Kneip
"FIRST-PERSON PLURAL"
When we proceed to seize and follow their lead
We’re taken into a realm of make-believe, at peace
But it’s not that way, for this ride we’ll stay
To grow so tired of the wait and try to better our days
Looking for the pieces to fall into place, when they fit so well, so well
Small paragraphs for us to tie it all together now
Line by line and page by page
Listen in for the language to come out aloud
Looking for the pieces to fall into place (when they fit so well)
And you fit so well…
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Intromission (2010)
01:38
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