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Bronco
03:27
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Struggling on the scene
This vast field of feelings
You're having visions
In which you're forsaken
Hear from the distance
They're wishing for something
I will be your something
As long as you're nothing
There will be no shocking conclusion
No
BRONCO
Engage the sequence
Activate the engines
Useless my friend she is
Already gone
Eyes wide open
You now comprehend
No one's on your side
No one knows
There might be a shocking conclusion
After all
You never know...
You'll never be this man
You'll never be this good
His voice so low
Calling all the shots
Got a master plan
He pierces through traffic
He sees and understands where every man's meant to go
Found you dead today
You still run, you still breathe
But aren't you just a creature
Your eyes are so bleak
Struggling on the scene
This vast field of feelings
These are no visions
You are forsaken
There was no shocking conclusion
No
They're all gone...
You'll never be this man
You'll never be this good
His voice so low
Calling all the shots
Got a master plan
He pierces through traffic
He sees and understands where every man's meant to go
QUICK THE TIME SPAN'S SHRINKING
YOU SHOULD BE AFTER HIM
OR AT LEAST TRY TO INTERFERE
LOOK IN THE AIR
YOUR DREAMS, THEY'RE LEAVING
HE TOSSED THEM AWAY
OUT OF REACH
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