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strange world - lung
02:13
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fearing that nothing goes as planned
this isnt what you wanted
hoping that you wont fall again
its been a hundred times but itll be worth it
but i cant help you
if you cant even help yourself
pick yourself up off the ground
you got your own two feet
and when your walls start to crumble down
i swear to god that you'll make it out alive
now you're ashamed of what you've become
hide behind the smoke and lies you hide in your lungs
tell yourself that you're not good enough
to find out that you've been lying through your teeth
but i cant help you
if you cant even help yourself
pick yourself up off the ground
you got your own two feet
and when your walls start to crumble down
i swear to god that you'll make it out alive
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It's your lips
It's the way you speak
The way you slide into my dreams
Each night
I lie awake to hear you breathe
Cause in the silence I can't see at all
And when I see you I shy
I can't feel you I try
And I get lost in your bright eyes
And when you see me I fray
I look to God and I pray
I don't get lost in your bright eyes
Again
And I itch
I long for your touch
To hold the hands that mean so much to me.
And you are my serenity
And you are all I ever need
Am I all that you ever need
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Flee the City - Shifting
01:37
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The years have gone by
I'm still listening to those same songs
You showed me so long ago
When we talked about
Everything and nothing all at once
Now eighteen years old
So reckless
No worries for the future or the past
So it seems that my life is changing
All on its own
And everything around me
Is shifting into place
And I don't know what to do
Thinking your time here was endless
So careless and so naive
So damn naive
So it seems that my future is changing
On its own
And everything around me
Has helped me shift
Into this strange ass world
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