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Twenty-twelve
02:23
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walking out my body
i'm falling into someobdy else
trying, i do not feel my best
but i'm afraid to rest
ghost floating above my head
knowing fully i have no sense of touch or love
hard to match the feeling i had
i'm wallowing stuck in my head
i'm crawling in my skin
a false sense of happiness
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2. |
Halloween
02:36
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conform just like you were taught to
you form a place that's untrue
grab ahold of what you know
rabbit hole know where it goes
fall asleep on everything
wear your mask it's halloween
follow idols blindy
listen to words on a screen
connected to everything
disconnect from all meaning
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3. |
Wish
02:24
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i'm always looking
out the window
i hear you talking
about where we go
you know i'm searching
you know i hate this part
i feel you lurking
you know i hear your heart
you swear it's nothing
it makes me wonder
if ever we will
meet one another
i hope you're out there
i wish for nothing more
than to be all of
what you are searching for
i wish my angel would come alive
i'm waiting for her every night
i'm always haunting
but you're the lost one
i cut my heart string
it was the last one
you know i'm hurting
you know i hate this part
i'm not deserving
you know i hear your heart
and when i lack in
ideal direction
your trail is constant
i feel connection
you mutter through me
as you decide to bask
dissemination
yet nothing that you ask
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4. |
Nomad
02:35
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feel like i'm moving
up and down brain waves
feel like i'm searching
from east to west
no trust in a timeline
it's always fooling
time to say goodbye
to time and space
where did it all go
feelings of our home
where did it all go
nomads we roam
help me understand
why i feel so cold
you should hold my hand
pull me up from so low
pulling me so far
undertow
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Ivy New Hampshire
Alternative rock band from New Hampshire.
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