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Hands
01:37
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She's gonna kill me.
She bit my neck and i felt her hands run through my chest.
She took what was there and hid it.
Kisses don't work like they used to.
They used to fix any cut or bruise.
Now they just feel empty.
I feel sick.
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2. |
Facade
00:59
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Time Lost. I'm living as a robot. Burning someone else's fire.
I'm tired of this facade. I'm alive. No more pretend. This is who i am.
This is me.
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3. |
Forever
01:01
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I'm hiding in my jacket because i'm scared. This is my shell. Forever.
I might never come out, but maybe i'll let you in. It'll keep us warm.
Just us. Forever.
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4. |
Promise
01:33
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You know i care about how you feel. I want you to be happy.
Go to school. Go have fun.
It makes me happy to see that you're happy.
I'll wait for you. I promise.
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