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Cumilo Nimbus
04:21
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BIG MAYBE
VERSE 1
To rabble rouse the rank and file
With such conviction and passion
To demonize the other side
It begs the question: what is he hiding?
Advocate, propagate, rumors, agendas
That he could never believe in
But if it's for a good cause
And it helps him hide the lie
He’s hidden all his life
PRECHORUS 1
(If) you can't beat 'em then join ‘em
(The) tyranny of majority
You can't be them, so blend in
They'll never suspect anything
CHORUS 1
And when the time comes I hope he’s ready to go
Back to the bottom
And when the time comes I hope he’s ready to face
The big maybe
VERSE 2
So pious, so pure
Never one to endure a good fight
Unless he’s already winning
But we want what we want, and it's not what he’s got
Time to make a sink or swim decision
Heartfelt mea culpa, an honest admission
An act of contrition to save face
BRIDGE 1
Integrity, honesty
Honestly, how can you sleep at night?
Whe-e-en
You're the monster you pretend to fear?
You're the monster you pretend to fear
The truth will set you free
The truth will set you
OUTRO
For one who inflicted endless misery
To turn around and cry for our sympathy
It's with unbridled laughter that's hard to conceal
When I have to admit that the schadenfreude is real
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Ascend
05:25
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Dink
05:50
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Space Junk
04:40
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Poison Taster
04:02
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Heavy
04:11
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KevinPastDrums Everett, Washington
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