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in a daze I can't see through night and day it's all the same right now I hear your voice it's muffled though I can't wake up I know that I am drowning but i'm thinking of you why can't we just talk this through some more but still I just can't bring myself to working this out on my own tonight I need to wake i'm tired now once again I see myself ...
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Falling Into Me
03:41
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get me through this night and I will show you everything i've never said get me through this broken dream i'm treading now but slowly falling take me by surprise cause I won't like it anyway if it's really time to go just pull the trigger until I wake up this time cause all along i've always felt that I could wake somewhere else just like that time I woke up i'm falling through a dream that never seems to end when I want or end at all i'm falling into me on my own i'm all alone this time cause all my life i've always felt that I could be someone else and all the while i'm falling down into me
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Lifeline
02:40
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city lights are on calling out to all burning oh so bright taking out the night we could walk around nothing to be found just hanging out just hanging out (and if you see it don't believe it until you live it) walking down the street looking at the shops eyes are open wide taking in the sights feeling so at home never left alone the city life is mine the city's my lifeline
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there's so much on my mind I don't know how to say it all in words that I can define i've never been a poet anyway but I need to tell you clearly this I want you no matter what I do my feeling's growing strong I can't keep it hidden any longer now and now I know we're fine there's nothing they can say to keep us down you're all I want all I need all I see you're all I've got all I need all i'll be
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Stalemate
03:26
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it's a game held in time studying the moves what's the shame in learning from all of our mistakes now it's time (to) realign it's a sign to step aside now it's time (to) re-arrange oh the time spent away from this oh the time I can't regain i'd like to cut away
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since last night i've been waiting here for you and I don't know what to do it's been a long time since i've been here on my own and I thought that I had grown please tell me what I have to do to be free i'm tired and cold I just don't want to be alone it never feels good to be out here wondering if i'll ever get my turn to see you again the way we used to do all my thoughts lead back to you
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Anew
03:21
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stop drop roll around you're on fire up down come around you're no liar but I know that you're not home and I know your desire looking out for your own skin hoping it won't
happen again but I know that you're for real and I know that you can't feel when every thing's decided and every thing's been done just watch out for what you've done when nothing's ever started and nothing ever ends just spare me the bad feeling spreading fingers to all sides no can't read between the lines did you know what you touch fails you're riding this one off the rails
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Noir
02:59
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it's been a while since i'd seen you and at the time i had to go but i held your hand in mine and made some plans to meet again i was heading out to see you got a call on the phone you were not ok it hit me hard it made me blind i was not ok and all of this it walks the line (of) sin suicide is not the way to let you go i'd take it back if i could get my wish your suicide is not the way to let you go
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