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REVENGE
01:48
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I woke up not feeling like myself
I couldn't remember who I was
But now that you're back, I know
Everything I could take back, I would
I should
I see your face when I sleep
I see your body in the dream
I can't find my way back home
Lost forever in this hole
Feelings now are futile
Distinctly ripping apart
I got no more feelings in my cells
I'm blind to the death of my own light
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BREAKER
02:07
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Don't want you to talk to me
Don't want you to talk to me
Don't want you to talk to me
or smile at me
or stare at me
Why won't you listen to me?
Why won't you listen to me?
Why won't you listen to me
Hear the words I say
The things I speak?
Can't stand the look on your face
Can't stand the look on your face
Can't stand the way I walk
the way you talk
or the way I pace
I can't stand you
I'm gonna break
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GOSH Oakland, California
BAY AREA
EASY EVIL
HEADER ART BY @LEGFARMER
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