1. |
Requiem for a Party
01:59
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My bed is cold
But that's okay
Apologies are never the same
The second time around
I lock my doors
Because of you
And no one told me
You were invited
To a party
I never threw
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2. |
Walk On Your Moon
03:33
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The life that I once saw in your eyes has faded to black and it will never come back
Send me postcards
Tell me you hate me
I'll send them back
With someone else's lyrics written across the front in black
We were magnets repelling
Both with the same end
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3. |
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Cast your stones through my glass house
But don't expect me to be alive when you come inside
The farther away I run
The closer you get to me
I will barricade myself in this hell
Just to make sure I don't have to see you for another day
Somehow you still find a way to make sure you still haunt me everyday
I will die here
But not alone
I will die here
But not alone
The farther away I run
The closer you get to me
I will die here
But not alone
I will die here
But not alone
I will die here
But not alone
The farther away I run
The closer you get to me
I will die here
But not alone
I will die here
But not alone
I will die here
But not alone
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4. |
Overlord
03:40
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I am the antithesis of a sucess
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You found me that night
The fleeting light leaving your eyes
Speaking in tongues
As you took the air out my lungs
But I know now
I never have to look back
Speaking in tongues
As you took the air out my lungs
But I know now
I never have to look back
Because of the one thing you helped me realize
You're just a fucking concept
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