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Looking Glass Self
06:07
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Black Rose
02:18
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Vix animum
03:26
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La da da da da da La da da da da da da x2
Night comes and goes but I'm always trapped within it
Creatures in the dark hiding so I can't see them
Demons come and haunt me clouding my inhibitions
She is out there somewhere speaking softly to me
La da da da da da La da da da da da da x2
Cold spots in the bed imprint of where you lay
Hold you intimately eyes are black as night
Taste of your lips resonates like my morning breath
Come be with me let's start this again
La da da da da da La da da da da da da x2
Pinching my nerves hoping to awake me
Hands grasping my spine turn but you're not there
Scars across my chest remind me of you
What will heal this heart, death at your hand?
La da da da da da La da da da da da da x4
Suck the air from my lungs wasted every breath I took
Grind my bones to dust feed my flesh to the crows
Rather give up on this than live a life of solitude
Emptiness consumed me it's all because of you
La da da da da da La da da da da da da x4
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4. |
Left Unsaid
06:45
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Bedroom Windows
03:53
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