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Another Thought
01:08
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Times Ache
04:38
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Is this where I end
Where all of my enemies stay and I'm just out in space
I'm dying out
A place where I know I'm gone but your picture always stays
And it's pretty
I'm burning alive
The doctor said it's over all my insides
Are turning to dust
I'm starting to rust (My skin ain't showing the cuts)
Don't you cry
Cause it's starting to hurt
It's closing the curtain on my eyes
Don't standby
Don't you get it save yourself
I just want you to leave
Don't turn your back till your feet bleed I'm not kidding
Get out of here
I got your hand on my face
A priest forcing his cross on my veins telling me what I should see but its not pretty
Unless you'll explain to me
What the fuck is the good in taking me I'm not pretty
Just look at me
I'm burning alive
The doctor said it's over all my insides
Are turning to dust
I'm starting to rust (My skin ain't showing the cuts)
Don't you cry
Cause it's starting to hurt
It's closing the curtain on my eyes
Don't standby
Don't you get it save yourself
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I'm searching for words
Words that define me
Words that make me realize I got nothing to help me
To push me along
So I sit in this room
Yelling songs by all my heroes
cause they're my friends now
I throw my hands out once in awhile
To prove to myself that there's nothing else than this for me
It's all that I got
It's all that I know now
Yet I still feel wrong all the time
This feeling I'm ost
When I know where I'm at
I've lost what to do with my hands
I'm looking around
For all the voices
An unfortunate side-effect of loneliness
But what's left to give
I'm face down and floating
No longer fighting I want this to end
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City Shapes New Jersey
Songs I write about doing things and not doing things.
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