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I’ll fell alright when everything pass me by,
I’ll be left sittin in my room one of these nights,
Screamin my lungs out
Until the morning comes
I’m what’s changing secretly in you.
We must try it anyway
For the sake of what’s within us
For our spare of change.
We must try it anyway.
one of these days I’ll by alright
When everything pass me by.
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Guts
02:25
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It could be painful to serve yourself,
To be locked up in a tangle
Of ignorance and passion
Instead of stepping up to somebody else.
Take yourself out of it.
It could be harsh to be aware,
Growing aversion like a sprout,
To keep the eyes eveer shut.
Ut’s a loathe useless to share.
Take yourself out of it.
From the guts make a lyre and
In the depts try to sing.
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Crimson
03:05
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Stepping out of the shadows
In my closet
The corpses I wore yesterday
Crimson masks of plague.
My ghosts are my image and likeness,
My shadow goes anywhere.
My spirit hang above the Waters,
My body has feather lightness.
We were talking about our tlives
The things we wanna do
The time will passu s by
Until there’s nothing left of us
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