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Ecco Of Despair Ft. Muffin

from Split W​/​Weekly Words And Grammar by Shotgun Guy

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this song is vaguely about Ecco The Dolphin

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The tides of time are wearing thin
There's not much left for us to take pride in
All my friends have been taken away
Someplace where I hope they won't stay

Mortal corpses single file
prepare for something truly vile

But I'm worried that no matter what i do
I won't be able to find you
Out in the ocean I search for days
No matter where i look, you aren't there to play ;(

Searching will gain you nothing
nobody can grant you your blessings

The more that I'm engraged by failure
the more that i need to win
i refuse to return to the empty ocean
that i started out in

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from Split W​/​Weekly Words And Grammar, released December 8, 2016

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