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Blame
02:32
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I can’t find a reason to forgive
all those things you do. You never change.
But I found a reason to be blamed
Even if I never understand.
What am I doing here?
Tell me what You see.
Fly again.
Seeing everything through the lens of fire
Burn again.
Why so selfish? why so sadist?
Why so silent? why so scary?
I’m so blind. I feel the magic
Even If I never understand.
What am I doing here?
Tell me what You see.
Fly again.
Seeing everything through the lens of fire
Burn again.
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2. |
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Easily
You can see that you are not there
Find your place
Find your face
It’s so hard to be your own
You are not wrong
Shame
is what you see in me
covering my face
but I found my place
Easily
You can find peace
doing nothing at all
There’s no place
There’s no face
and I say god is too far
You are not wrong
Shame
is what you see in me
covering my face
but I found my place
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3. |
Y.P.M.M.S.
03:18
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Your Presence Makes Me Sick
But I Want You Here Anyway.
Your Body Makes Me Weak
Even If I Only Stay Beside You.
That same old feeling
I can feel. I can feel.
Just put your arms around me
I will bleed. I will bleed.
Your Touch can make me swim
In a pool of fear. See the way.
Your smile makes me think
You are everything that I asked for
That same old feeling
I can feel. I can feel.
Just put your arms around me
I will bleed. I will bleed.
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FREEZE
Burn like ice
Freeze like flame
That’s the way
It hurts inside
I don’t want to hear
These words of silence
This connection
will lead me to the end of silence
Skin like flesh
Teeth like rock
That’s the way
I find myself
I don’t want to fear
These words of silence
This connection
will lead me to the end of silence
There are moments that don't need words
To Break the silence
A Deep Dive into my pain
hearing the inside voice
To break the silence...
I don’t want to fall
in this waterfall
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