1. |
real?
01:24
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the sun
and the wind
im breathing in
smells of mud
and earth
and all sorts of filth
at least i have my health
my youth is my wealth
ive lost my head
crawlin thru the creekbed
the silt
feels more like sand
it runs through my hands
it falls soft and fine
but im still blind
im looking behind
trapped in my mind
take off my head
crawlin thru the creekbed
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3. |
siren
02:41
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if i told you im leaving tonight
would you let me or put up a fight
would it really even matter
or would you look to someone better
you keep telling me
if i leave you you would die
and then you start to cry
ask me will you fuck tonight
i remember one day you left me
and i convinced you not to kill yourself
my mom noticed that i was blue
said she really never loved you
you keep telling me
if i leave you you would die
and then you start to cry
ask me will you fuck tonight
i remember one day you left me
again convinced you not to kill yourself
and you noticed that i was blue
said i really never loved you
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5. |
july 15th 2015
03:21
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july 15th 2015
the day i almost left the scene
18 i almost took my last breath
years later i look back and wish it was a success
progress means nothing if i take 10 steps back
i wish i died that day what else can i say
i thought i had nothing so why did i stay
i guess i just cant disappoint someone okay
but that matter i guess im afraid
i relive that nightmare everyday
this god awful image just wont go away
to find out my future i look to the past
to july 15th 2015
the day i almost left the scene
to july 15th 2015
to july 15th 2015
the day i almost left the scene
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