1. |
only a dream
02:10
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through twisted eyes, things go unseen
those twisted eyes, stare back at me
wake up every morning, its the same old thing
and every morning, i sit up and scream
the times we spent, alone inside
the times we spent, lost in our minds
dont know what i want, no friends to see
dont know what i want, no one wants me
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2. |
not where i belong
02:19
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dont have to say it to me, i know the toll
it lives on my skin, to show its hold
no control over me, thats what im told
if this childsplay, then ill never grow old
i need it so much right now im so alone im breaking down
lifes a game dont try and play it the truths in pain it makes me so sick
it makes me feel this way, like nothing matters at all
like we could die today, and the rain would still fall
and though it hurts at first, the pain slowly dissolves
leaves me with a memory, of a certain fall
it had to end this way nothing left to say with the ones who moved on arent where i belong
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3. |
go to bed
02:39
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so fucked in the head just go to bed
when the lights go out at night wish i were dead
if i ever fall ill dream of nothing at all
im told to stand tall but inside i feel so small
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