1. |
Believe Me
04:32
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Waking slow into a dream
There’s nothing left
That’s what it seems
And from the darkness
I stumble forward
Into the streetlight
You finally believe me now
Oh what a day to waste
You finally believe me now
Oh what a way to waste away
Force me now to tell my pain
Life and death are all the same
You finally believe me now
Oh what a day to waste
You finally believe me now
Oh what a way to waste away
I can't run, I can't hide
Never safe from prying eyes
You finally believe me now
Oh what a day to waste
You finally believe me now
Oh what a way to waste away
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2. |
Outside
03:36
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It’s creeping in our corners
It’s curled up in our sheets
The wounds that you’ve been kissing
Make way to scales underneath
You can’t hold me
You know you’ll never know
All the pieces of the pattern come alive
On the outside
The more you give
The more you take
Cover over every mistake
Line them up against the wall
I’ll kill them all
I’ll kill them all
All the pieces of the pattern come alive
On the outside
On the outside
All the pieces of the pattern come alive
On the outside
And all the faces of the ones that you used to love
On the outside
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