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Voices
02:14
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Voices in my head tell me to do it.
Voices tell me to do it.
Come on, this is going on for too long, let’s destroy it all.
Alright, kick me, throw things away, let’s start a fire.
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Hell
01:44
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I’m only defined by
The bad shit I’ve done
U say I’m not good
To work, think or love
If only you knew the hell I’ve been in
You have no idea the hell I’ve been in
I should mute the rage
Pay for the damage
Beg for forgiveness
Say Sorry for the mess
Smiles at the men
Who tell all their friends
You’re the crazy one
She’s the crazy one
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3. |
Time and Space
02:01
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Don’t wanna wait for anyone
Don’t mind, i’m better of alone
Don’t wanna wait so many months
Thinking a crush would be enough
Telling me you need more time
But I don’t think that you need more time
Time never did anything good for you and me
Claiming that you need more space
But I don’t think that you need more space
Space never did anything good for boys like you
Why would i fit
Into you world that do’nt mean shit
Your attitude makes us all sick
You lie, you steal, you’re a fucking prick
Goddamn boys are all the same,
I can’t even stand their names,
Please don’t pretend that you’re my friend
Please don’t pretend that you’re my friend
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I remember
01:16
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I remember
Fooling myself
Looking for you
I remember
Finding your car
I remember
Losing my mind
Over your shit
I remember
About your lies
I remember
Dealing with your mess
Dealing with mine
I remember
Hospital walls
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