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Artist: Obrero
Canonical path: /obrero/the-infinite-corridors-of-time
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The Infinite Corridors Of Time
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The Infinite Corridors Of Time
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Welcome to the Arizona desert
Welcome to a place of secrecy
Under the rocks and the dirt
There's a complex filled with tragedy
Tic-toc, watch the clock
Tic-toc, open the lock
Tic-toc, the secret of time
Tic-toc, no sense and no rhyme
The swirling maze of past and future ages
The yesterdays, and tomorrow's mystery
Eight-hundred floors deep down in the ground
A thousand doors, but none will take you home
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