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Call Of The Depths
03:42
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Call of the depths
The terror of the seas
The years of regret
It's not for the weak
You'll know it's too late
This is where you belong
When you try to escape
But the current's too strong
Come, come this way
We will take your breath away
Down, down you'll lie
This is the place where you will die
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Distort The Dogfight
03:13
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Bright lights in the dead of night
Keep us in overdrive
Distort the dogfight
Dead and ultra alive
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Low Pass
03:04
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And as our conscience becomes numb
As we wonder what went wrong
As our outlook is overrun
We wonder "Where the fuck has the world gone?"
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Sonar Eclipse
04:03
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Hell in the black of a sonar eclipse
For better, for worse, too good to miss
The terror throes of a sealed pair of lips
And nobody knows of the dread that they spit
Come join the party
And get torn apart
Be wary at heart
Come join the party
And get torn apart
Be wary at heart
Of the vultures circling over the bodies
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