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Visitors [single]
03:31
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Visitors walk down the street
You didn't see anything
What is there to guide the strings
Controlling everything
Oh, what do we know
Events occur in the city
Unfolding like triangular wings
What is there to guide the strings
Revealing everything
No one's safe anymore
Open our arms to foreign shores
Help them grow a set of wings
Recover from these happenings
Unfolding like triangular wings
Recover from these happenings
Oh, the strengths we don't know
Tear us apart like gravity's pull
Reaching out to the key that we hold
Can reconnect us
Reconnect us
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2. |
The Moss
02:21
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My despair, you're not like me
Just forget it, but we all see
Inside our cars, we're all screaming
Different reasons, our doors are opening
You're insufferable
Let the moss grow inside your mind
Keep away now
Just stay away from me now
Not this time, why ever
A wet blanket, with every word
When we're climbing, you just descend
It's comforting, to see the end
You're insufferable
Let the moss grow inside your mind
Keep away now
Just stay away from me now
It's so invaluable
To find the strength to recognize
I can't fall down
You wont bring me down
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coldshoes Chicago, Illinois
here lies coldshoes
RIP
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