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Ex Mortis
03:12
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2. |
Kill the World
02:00
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3. |
Utter Violence
02:54
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4. |
Highway 130
03:29
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"Utter Violence"
(Contains Elements of "Living with the Devil"
Lyrics by Vincent Marone
Out on the lonely highway
These ugly streets, they call my name
Out on the lonely highway
These lonely roads, they lead the way
They ask me why I came
I'd like to think it's guts and grit that keep me coming back
But it's the ghosts of the buried past that keep me hiding far away
Why did I stay so long
To keep these ghosts
Come creeping on, come creeping on
To find their resting place out on the highway
These haunted streets, they call my name
They ask me why I came
By 'time my boots done hit the road
Yesterday's hopes 'dead 'n gone
The rising sun ain't got no choice
But to try to bring new hope along
'cause I'm one persistent son of a bitch
And my pride gives me the itch
To keep moving on
Keep moving on
"2 MILES TO WESTVILLE" scream the mile marks
My scowl burns much brighter in the dark
My eyes smolder like ash
The ember in the rearview glows bright orange
As I burn that circle up
Out on the highway
These ugly streets, they call my name
They ask me why I came
These haunted roads, they lead the way
They ask me why I came
But I keep going on my way
Out on the highway
Try to keep it low like a thief in the night
Sharp words cut the air like the blade of a knife
She wants to play, she wants to fight
But I snatch up what's mine
And I hit the road like a thief in the night
The rearview don't lie
I've taken what's mine
The haunted streets won't stop keeping up on our sides
So I let that fire burn with every turn and I burn that circle up
Out on the highway
These ugly streets, they call my name
They ask me why I came
These haunted roads, they lead the way
They ask me why I came
But I keep going on my way
Out on the highway
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5. |
Nowhere to Turn
02:51
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6. |
Remembering December
03:22
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7. |
Mall Jobs Suck
02:43
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8. |
Scarlet Letter
02:32
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9. |
Sail On
02:28
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10. |
Trying to Let You Go
03:18
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Rabid Penguin Records Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rabid Penguin Records started as a tongue-in-cheek label in 2002 when Jersey kids with a penchant for aquatic-bird-themed
mayhem formed a Street Punk band and released their music under the imprint.
Today, Rabid Penguin Records represents a wide variety of musical genres and performance art.
To submit your project, please email rabidpenguinpublishing@gmail.com
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