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brain drugs
04:19
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i can't lock you away little bird
there are promises i've made in my youth
i feel like a bad child and down
i was holding my breath
while you were ripping your heart out
i was in my own space
i'm walking alone listening to words a friend gave me
hes speaking of his mother
i'm thinking about mine
marriage
two kids
divorce
marriage
divorce
marriage
one kid
divorce
hes speaking about losing eye
i wonder what comes next
before inevitable death
i wonder wheres youre mind
and do you have your own space like mine
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other otters
02:51
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last night i was crying while you were lying next to me
you showed me that you cared
while i just layed there losing frequencies
promise i'll be fine
i'm just picking up the pieces of my own mind
i'll be in my head
just working on getting whole again
even as a kid i tried to figure out my feelings
often i sit there feeling nothing
i want to lose the bad parts of myself
maybe i'll feel better then
maybe i'd stop kissing all my friends
i want to keep the ones who fill my empty space with light
and let me be alone sometimes
while i dig up what i've buried
the less i try the more i'm terrified
that you mean more to me than just wanting to hold something
i'll consider telling you this in the morning
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