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Senescence
02:42
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Maybe it's because I don't even know who I am, and if so, then who does? It makes me feel better to know that I'm not the only one. And worse once again with the distinctiveness I've lost.
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Event Horizon
03:28
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It was fucked from the start,
I'm too young, and you're too far gone
I didn't know what to expect,
Just more than a planet turned black hole
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Headtrap
02:22
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Released from expectations, I don't want to lie to my self anymore. Our short time here is cut down by imaginary blades. I only wish I had seen it before.
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It Shouldn't Be That Red
02:46
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Don't suffer from your mistakes,
they are only that which you create,
step back, disengage, and remember,
to crawl out of your head sometimes
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Loss Cycle
03:05
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You say that I've lost touch, but you've been pushing me away for years. My values and intentions, lost in your condition. Striving toward the tunnels end, though I hate the light. To let go of their words, and my tensions, is to truly be free
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