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Lately
03:36
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2. |
All Of This
02:48
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3. |
Requiem
03:30
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I've watched you die a thousand times,
Seen sadness form in vacant eyes,
That always look so incomplete,
They grind you down in barbed wire dreams,
Where you don't recognise yourself
Pretending to be someone else
You know you're not,
It's so unnatural,
Ever thought this all was in your head?
We will learn to live with it.
That parasitic piece of mind,
Neglected doubts brought into mind.
The misery that has been made
From memories and your mistakes.
The sickness stems from sleepless nights
Provoked from all your twisted lies.
You know you're not
All that natural,
Now i'm left with this all in my head.
It's not enough to feel the pain, brace yourself and suffocate.
(We will learn to live with it)
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4. |
Villain
02:43
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5. |
Have We Lost That Touch?
03:15
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