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hands
02:45
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I once met a woman with two hands around her throat
She said I will not fight for I happen to know
That when we die there’s a place that we’ll go
Up in the sky or way down below
It didn’t feel right
So I just left her alone
And I came across a man with the world in his eyes
Looking down at that woman from his throne way up high
And he didn’t seem to care as he just watched her die
And said “I can’t help but stare for I told her that lie”
He said he told her
That the hands were her own
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I stayed in bed all weekend
I’ve died a million deaths in my head
And I just can’t stop dreaming
Of a life better than this
A better life than the one I live
Oh it must get better than this
And I know my family sees me
As a failure in the streets
Oh so lonely in my sheets
But I want to prove them wrong
Yeah I want to be strong enough
To push my life where it belongs
But my brain keeps screaming at me
‘Cause my bank account is empty
All the mindless spending
Is catching up with me
But I can’t seem to break free
Wish I came with a receipt
That’s why I stayed in bed all weekend
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happy 4 u
02:50
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Closed in and blinded
By the faintest light
Creeping in through the cracks in the walls
I’m locked in my own head
You always said
That I took more than I ever gave
Well is this my punishment?
Seems like a fair enough trade
You are a distant memory
That I just can’t seem to forget
You moved on and that’s a relief
That I just haven’t felt yet
But I’m so happy for you
Tears falling on wilted flowers
Won’t bring them back
That cinematic dream I had
It just didn’t fit the script
Now it’s curtain call and I’m so scared
So I glance out into the room
I played to such an empty crowd
So I let go of the rope
You are a distant memory
That I just can’t seem to forget
You moved on and that’s a relief
That I just haven’t felt yet
But I’m so happy for you
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problem addict Charlotte, North Carolina
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