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NIGHTBLOOM
03:48
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nocturnal quiet
the cobwebs covering me
before the sunrise the moths will devour me
you are getting very sleepy
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LOOKING GLASS
02:41
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how many windows can i climb through
how many frosted panes out of view
a glimpse of a tale of fiction, a game of telephone (rejections too)
how many doors will i pass before i'm consumed?
left the square grid for another chance
thought i'd run away from all hearts past
the present the future the unknown, they're equally cruel and equally vile
left home plate for opportunity to strike
and when we speak our minds
we'll hear an invitation
and when we lose ourselves
we'll find disintegration
the doors are locked
the keys are lost
the walls are stone
and you're alone
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NUCLEAR
04:40
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i may not sound like myself
but the truth is i haven't been
myself around you
and we may not talk as often as we'd like
but the truth is it's hard for me
it's always been hard for me
suppose we had to start again
would it matter as much to you
and is there anything left to do
i still love you all the same
But thing is i haven't been
myself around you
your eyes
they see what they want to
in spite
of everything i've gone through
(and i wonder how you knew
maybe i meant the world to you
and you figure it's not for me
i want to figure it out for me)
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