1. |
golden hour
03:03
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Lately Ive been thinking
there really is no reason
for anything at all
But if you can find the purpose
relay all your secrets
cause I'd really like to know
La la la la
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2. |
mine
03:45
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You and I are further apart
Than I ever imagined
If we could find out where we started
maybe this wouldn't be so hard
And I could feel my hands go cold
As you grew further away
Ive never felt so lonely
you're my one and only
you are,
mine
You are my love
(Hey, I miss you, I miss you, I miss you)
felt my hands go cold
the further you slip away
youre my one and only
and I felt so lonely
you are,
mine
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3. |
peach farms
02:28
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wait here for me, why? I dont know, I just need you
stay here with me, why? I dont know, Its not like I need you, but I do
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4. |
surface of failure
03:07
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Sometimes, Ill bore my self to sleep, have no where I should be
Im losing my mind.
Help I need sleep, went too deep, Aint what I used to be,
the surface of failure.
A world thats built on lies, and they dont mind a switch of a plug.
It comes as no surprise, wipe the crust away from my eyes.
Help I need sleep, went too deep, Aint what it used to be
The surface of
Failure.
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5. |
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Feel my hate begin to flow
As my soul begins to sunder
Theres a light just off the shore
That doesnt reach me anymore
As the demons pull me under
And now it looks like that Im
in the middle of the fucking ocean
Yeah Im in the middle of the fucking ocean
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gone/dizzy Louisville, Kentucky
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