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"Esaul (Xero Demo)" is a track by Linkin Park, from the album Hybrid Theory (20th Anniversary Edition), released 9th October 2020. It's filed under Hard Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Linkin Park.
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[Verse 1: Mike Shinoda, with Mark Wakefield] Ridin' with a head full of buckets of red And what I said still stuck in my head A thoroughbred, thoroughly bled And led to the land of the never-come-backs Smaller than a thumbtack, coulda never run from that Dark planetary signs risin' over the horizon Smaller than a fly, I stand over lyrical land The power of a gun in my cynical hand with a pen, once again Swimmin' in the center of the hit or the miss A list of the thoughts gettin' lost in the mist Realize the one, not the size of the fist And the killin' of the killer with thе flick of the wrist [Chorus: Mark Wakefield & Mike Shinoda] I wanna live in another place No one'll say that I will live for them Still, I see it's not meant to be for me I wanna be with the energy, not with the enemy A place for my head [Verse 2: Mike Shinoda, with Mark Wakefield] The second is gone, the weapon of time is stronger than a nuclear bomb Eternity of half-life, somethin' that math can't write You can't fight, nor flee Still be around if it wasn't for me Way that first whatever my friends You can see the attraction of the payback Don't mean to say that, playback the thing now Gettin' lost in the chaos, tossin' it down Singin' the din to myself, electric neck twitch Hungry for a head full of hectics Set this to the tempo to be on time An addict to the panic in my confine Singin' the din to myself, electric neck twitch Hungry for a head full of hectics Set this to the tempo to be on time An addict to the panic in my confine [Chorus: Mark Wakefield & Mike Shinoda] I wanna live in another place No one'll say that I will live for them Still, I see it's not meant to be for me I wanna be with the energy, not with the enemy A place for my head [Bridge: Mark Wakefield] Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds Soon, the Aztec moon will heat my room, heal my wounds [Chorus: Mark Wakefield & Mike Shinoda] I wanna live in another place No one'll say that I will live for them Still, I see it's not meant to be for me I wanna be with the energy, not with the enemy A place for my head [Outro: Mike Shinoda] Singin' the din to myself, electric neck twitch Hungry for a head full of hectics Set this to the tempo to be on time An addict to the panic in my confine Singin' the din to myself, electric neck twitch Hungry for a head full of hectics Set this to the tempo to be on time An addict to the panic in my confine
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