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Thursday - Understanding In A Car Crash
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Thursday - Cross Out The Eyes
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Thursday - Standing On The Edge Of Summer
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Thursday - War All The Time
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Thursday - Paris In Flames
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Thursday - Application For Release From The Dream
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Thursday - At This Velocity
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Thursday - A Hole In The World
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Thursday - Autobiography Of A Nation
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Thursday - Wind Up
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Thursday - Autumn Leaves Revisited
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Thursday - Between Rupture And Rapture
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Thursday - Even Fallen In Love
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Thursday - Even The Sand Is Made Of Sea Shells
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Thursday - For The Workforce, Drowning
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Thursday - I Am The Killer
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Thursday - Into The Blinding Light
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Thursday - Jet Black New Year
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Thursday - Love Has Led Us Astray
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Thursday - Porcelain
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Thursday - Running From The Rain
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Thursday - Signals Over The Air
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Thursday - Steps Ascending
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Thursday - Sugar In The Sacrament
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Thursday - The Other Side Of The Crash
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Thursday - The World is Black and White
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Thursday - This Side of Brightness
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Thursday - Turnpike Divide
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Thursday - Understanding (In A Car Crash)
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Thursday - !1100
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Thursday - A Darker Forest
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Thursday - A Good Song
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Thursday - A Sketch For Time's Arrow
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Thursday - A0001
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Thursday - An Absurd And Unrealistic Dream Of Peace
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Thursday - As He Climbed the Dark Mountain
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Thursday - Asleep In The Chapel
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Thursday - Beyond The Visible Spectrum
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Thursday - Biography Of A Nation
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Thursday - Circuits Of Fever
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Thursday - Common Existence
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Thursday - Concealer
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Thursday - Counting 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
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Thursday - Dead Songs
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Thursday - Division St.
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Thursday - Dying in New Brunswick
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Thursday - Evacuate
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Thursday - Fake Nostalgia
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Thursday - Fast To The End
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Thursday - Friends In The Armed Forces
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Thursday - How Long Is The Night
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Thursday - I Hope You're Alone
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Thursday - I1100
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Thursday - Ian Curtis
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Thursday - In Transmission
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Thursday - Ladies And Gentlemen: My Brother, The Failure
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Thursday - Last Call
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Thursday - M.Sheppard
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Thursday - Magnets Caught In A Metal Heart
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Thursday - Marches And Maneuvers
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Thursday - Mass as Shadows
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Thursday - Mother Mary
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Thursday - No Answers
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Thursday - Ny Batteri
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Thursday - Panic On The Streets Of Health Care City
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Thursday - Past and Future Ruins
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Thursday - Resuscitation Of A Dead Man
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Thursday - Shut Your Mouth
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Thursday - Sparks Against The Sun
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Thursday - Streaks in the Sky
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Thursday - Subway Funeral
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Thursday - Telegraph Avenue Kiss
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Thursday - The Dotted Line
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Thursday - The Dream
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Thursday - The Equation
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Thursday - The Lovesong Writer
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Thursday - The Worst Vow
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Thursday - This Sadness Alone
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Thursday - This Song Brought To You By A Falling Bomb
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Thursday - Tomorrow I'll Be You
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Thursday - Unintended Long Term Effects
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Thursday - Untitled 2
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Thursday - Untitled 5
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Thursday - Voices On A String
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Thursday - We Will Overcome
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Thursday - Where the Circle Ends
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Thursday - You Were The Cancer
At This Velocity
Thursday
Suspended in flight
At this speed it makes no difference
Where I start or where I end
Or if you're sitting in an emergency aisle
We could be dead, complete the equation
Our names are x and n
We have no value in these calculations
Placed on a plane pointed straight down
Traveling at five hundred feet per second
Five thousand feet from the ground
How long will it take us to hit?
How fast until we start the disintegration?
Don't die now
Just keep moving
Don't stop now
Just keep moving
How fast will it take us to hit?
How long until we start the disintegration?
We could be safe, now, forever
Falling in the clean blue air
Somewhere between the sun that gives us light
And the ground that puts it out
And we kneel in the aisles
Press our hands together
Close our eyes, speak these words so softly to the blackbox
And it goes
"Mother, father can you hear this?
I want to thank you for all your sweetness.
I'm not coming home, never coming home again."
