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Irene Is A Bitch
04:54
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Let me start this by saying what I think is wrong today
I feel empty with my feet off the ground
I reach across for a fleeting moment of sincerity
But all i find is a ticket out
So let's go for broke, we're selling out
Well I know you're begging for a chance to tell me
Live on your own
I'd like to see you without me anyway
Fall on your armor
While your swords are screaming daggers at my
Heart isn't strong enough
To withstand these winds
Your hurricane caused all these cracks
And one day we will watch you burn yourself down
The window shows me the grass is so much greener on this side
The back of my mind is filled doubt
Who am I to become the man I swore to never be
I feel like I didn't have a chance
So let's go for broke, we're selling out
Well I know you're begging for a chance to tell me
Live on your own
I'd like to see you without me anyway
Fall on your armor
While your swords are screaming daggers at my
Heart isn't strong enough
To withstand these winds
Your hurricane caused all these cracks
And one day we will watch you burn yourself down
There's nothing to say
I feel like have to empty everything
Live on your own
I'd like to see you without me anyway
Fall on your armor
While your swords are screaming daggers at my
Heart isn't strong enough
To withstand these winds
Your hurricane caused all these cracks
And one day we will watch you burn yourself down
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Darwin's Promise
07:23
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