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Walls
03:48
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You forgot to write
You said you'd wait until the time was right
You're just a kid, you're just like them
Hold on a little longer
Knuckles white as a ghost
But dont be afraid
You're just like me
I wish I would see the future
My strength comes from walls around me
Doctor says I've fine
"No need to sweat until you're dyin"
I'm just a kid, I'm just like them
Hold on a little longer
Finish line in sight
So why am I so afraid?
It's not like me
Took a handful and threw it all in the air
I knew you wouldnt come back down
I dont care if noone understands me
I wear the scars of every single love i'd had
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2. |
Pathos Cosmos
05:06
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I dont make enemies
I change every day
And after all this time I'm still the same
Taking headlines to the head
And watching details become devilish
I break myself for perfect inperfection
You cant know everything about something you love
While hiding out from the kind of one that makes you stupid
I feel so stupid taking headlines to the head
And watching details become devilish
I break myself for perfect imperfection
I cant forget it and I cant remember a thing
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3. |
Latency
04:10
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I'm losing time
The blur of memories sweep themselves
into every corner I can fit them into
I'm fading out
The weight of the future is crushing me
Every breath I take it struggling
Look how far I've come now anyway
Its been a lifetime full of things left unsaid
And an endless fake pretension spread
I'm holding on
But in the end its all that I know
Every step I take is stumbling
Look how far we've come now anyway
Its been a lifetime full of things left unsaid
And an endless take pretension spread
Every face I lay my eyes upon furthers deepens the sea of anonymity
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