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Swords
05:21
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What are you saying to me?
Come on love, put down your swords,
Cause I don't want to fight with you anymore,
And if this is the end, let's not pretend, that we are happy here.
What are you saying to me?
Love came so slow but couldn't wait to go.
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Wasting Away
02:45
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You said, you'd rather be,
Unhappy, with me,
Than roam, this globe,
On your own, without me.
What does that even mean?
We just Reached,
Complicated,
I'm wasted,
I'm wasting away.
What does that even mean?
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3. |
What We Called Love
03:53
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So I will spend the next few months,
Picking up those pieces that I lost,
Cause we both said we had enough,
Cause we fucked up what we called love.
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Poison
03:09
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I've got poison in my veins,
And I'm trying to forget your face,
I wear masks to hide the pain,
Cause I'm trying to forget your name.
Now you see the dark side of me.
I've got demons inside of me,
And they're dying to be free.
Now you see the dark side of me.
But your memory lives on, in the marrow of my bones.
So you'll never really be, you'll never really be gone.
Your memory lives on in the air that fills up these lungs,
So you'll never really be, you'll never really be gone, be gone, be gone.
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In Time
05:17
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I'll remember the nights,
I'll remember the days,
I'll remember the lights,
I'll remember the haze,
But i'll forget all of the fights,
I'll forget all of the games,
I'll forget all the rights
I'll forget the rage.
I'll remember how we slept,
I'll remember your breath,
I'll remember your chest,
Beating on my chest,
But I'll forget all of the dark,
I'll forget all of the pain,
I'll forget we're miles apart,
And i'll forget the rain.
I'll forget you in time. m
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