1. |
Myo Headache
03:05
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neglect, reject
you abuse with your bad news
and i'm messed up by your bad luck
in this place
maybe i'd say
that i hate that i hate it
heads will roll when i control
me again
sorry, really,
i don't mean to, but i love to
be alone, you don't know
anymore
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2. |
Douglas II
03:13
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im in the same place, over and over
you'll get stuck here too, again and again
we will forget everything, forever, whatever
you'll lose it too
i know that i'm not who you'd want but you're still strange to me
just forget anything at all
i searched and lost what i found, over and over
no one else is around, again and again
when it brings you down forever, forever
you'll lose it too
i know that im not who you'd want but you're still strange to me
just forget anything at all
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3. |
Empathetic
02:48
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is it just me, or is this situation funny?
the closed mouth's starving himself, and blaming someone else
and he spends ages losing all the races
i'm losing at this game that we all play
but i wanted it this way
the playwright in you is feeling kinda blue
he cut and tore the pages of the words
that no one would have heard
the riddles, and answers to a joke that no one really knows
coughing up short stories in prose, this journey kinda blows
i am all the lines that you've misaligned
and i am the hatred and curse, that caused all the hurt
too empathetic i'm pathetic
and i've choked on all the words
the character that's cut out from the play
but i wanted it this way
im losing at this game that we all play
but i wanted it this way
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