1. |
It all falls apart again
04:33
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So how can we stop these monsters
If we cant stop feeding them first
Why do we keep cycling through
Different versions of self like phases of the moon
And it all falls apart again
I guess that’s just the world that we live in
So how can we defeat our demons
Look straight in their eyes we cant even see them
How do they keep getting in
The voices echo through the halls again
You can almost hear them. Like a whisper that crawls just below your skin
So how can we sleep with these shadows
Seeping under the door through cracks in the windows
There always one step ahead
Like lucid dreaming somehow we lost our head
So how can the dawn break
How long till we reach collapse
How much can the soul take
When heart and the mind reach impasse
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2. |
Dont open that door
02:56
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3. |
It want's me
02:00
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4. |
Habit
03:32
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Habits form slowly
Become part of foundation
Until we end up chasing
An endless frustration
We follow the wrong roads
Even though we know
The highest of highs bring the lowest of lows
That’s just how it goes
Eventually we grow tired
Of wanting the things that we hate
The body and mind have expired
But still we will endlessly wait
In the frigid cold for hours for a fix
That’s too broken to help
Your mind can convince you its such bliss
But really your going through hell
Why cant we ever remember the feeling of coming down
When we are climbing up then somehow end up looking up toward the ground
And now that you know that you want out you want out you want out cant get out
You find yourself so deep you don’t know what to do now .
So turn around the up looks like down no where to
Start to stop I don’t know if I can get enough
Even though ive dreamt that you
would be enough if I could just get through
The initial pain of having to cope with
Everything I have destroyed everything I loved
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5. |
baby im confused
02:29
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6. |
Dawn
02:07
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