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A Hole and a 1/2
02:22
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Why'd you go away I'm still here waiting for you to admit when you're wrong,
You're a monster you're gone but it's fine I'm alright
I'm moving on from you
Everything that I knew
Man I hope for my sake I make it with or without you
(It's crystal clear who you really are)
Man I hope for my sake I make it with or without you
It's crystal clear who you are, what this is
(It's breaking me)
I'll just pack my things and leave it all behind
(So now you're free)
(It's crystal clear who you really are)
Man I hope for my sake I make it with or without you
(Just let it go cause I'm here for now)
Man I hope for my sake I make it with or with out you
I hope the day never comes, when you'll find me with tears in your eyes
Cause I'll look at you with a straight face and say I've tried.
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Senseless
02:38
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I couldn't see it in you.
Is it the person you are?
Ignore your calls for weeks
Because I'm not complacent
The mirror is a void
I've felt like this before
I'd love to take the tour
Of your depressions(I've felt like this before)
Lying seems so easy(seems so easy)
I swear I had you when my eyes had met you
Losing touch
Doesn't mean much
Dying words
Found in the rough
Senseless!
I am!
I swear I had you
When my eyes had met you.
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