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Centralia
05:05
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In a fiery combustion
began a sea of flames
a great conflagration
set the mines ablaze
Glowing and devouring
deep in the night
the ashes are smoldering
coal is anthrocite
Centralia
a town that's full of ghosts
Centralia
going up, going up, up in smoke
Inferno from the depths of hell
charring embers into red
the underground begins to swell
the streets are full of dread
The flames are licking higher and higher
the houses are condemned
will the town ever be the same?
we can just, we can just, just pretend
Centralia
a town that's full of ghosts
Centralia
going up, going up, up in smoke
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Sundog
03:39
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A ray of light
it's a shiny piece of ice
it's a rainbow crystal
it's a cloud pistol
it's a refraction
it's a light from the sun
it's a halo on the side
or a shiny piece of ice
Oh sundog
streaming through the fog
Oh sundog
you're a phantom
Oh sundog
astounding Jacob
Oh sundog
revenge Gustav
Colors prismatic
on the republic
horizontal plane
sees the light of day
it's like diamond dust
or like rainbow rust
or like phantom lust
but the cause is just...
Oh sundog
streaming through the fog
Sundog
you're a phantom
Oh sundog
astounding Jacob
Oh sundog
revenge Gustav
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Night Slice Boston, Massachusetts
Night Slice is a genre defying rock band from Boston, MA.
We write songs about mystical
creatures, mine fires, meteorological phenomenon, evil women, and outer space...you know, your run of the mill stuff.
Bridie sings lead vocals and plays keys!
Tom wails on the fuzzy bass and is the drum machine whiz-kid!
Max is probably the world's greatest guitarist and no he didn't write this!
... more
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