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Oceans Of Piss
04:17
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Reasons to give
Balance and drift
Self-control drowns
In oceans of piss
And craves what you had
Regret of demands
That is your purpose
And where it began
Wielding your gun
Well known villains run
Calling for help
With dissonant hums
Return with a chant
And reinforcement
Fight the same battles
Until your life ends
Counting the days
Being stuck in your pace
Sleeping so soundly
Til you fall awake
Stare across the room
Spend whole afternoons
Filling your lungs
With these colorblind fumes
Moments of bliss
A withdrawal kiss
Willpower lurks
Through these layers of mist
Call it a moment
Call it a dream
Feels like a lifetime
Since you heard her speak
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Hideout
03:57
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Purple fields in the wound of August
Short lived love I could never forget
Flipping pages of wasted week days
Lost inside self inflicted mind games
We could be much more than we achieve
There's something I like about the way
I crawl down on my knees
It's all just make believe
We could be much more than we achieve
Throwing out all things that
We believe are cause of our disease
But it's all just make believe
Eerily purposeful climbing the stairs
They were among us but we didn't care
No more fingers caressing their skin
No more lies about how they have been
We could be much more than we achieve
There's something I like about the way
I crawl down on my knees
It's all just make believe
We could be much more than we achieve
Throwing out all things that
We believe are cause of our disease
But it's all just make believe
It's all just make believe
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