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Nowhere Close
02:56
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I was put on earth and
I don't know why
All I do is hurt and I want to die
No purpose,rhyme,or reason
Invisible like the passing seasons
roaming like fog
I don't like this at all
I'm tired. Breathless
Ive never felt so helpless
Dead ends. Narrow roads
There's Nowhere. left to go
Jaded. Restless
Not what I was expecting
Where I am and where I want to be
Are no where close. It's scaring me
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Forfeit
03:19
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Alone at last? I spoke to soon. Empty spaces. In this room. Close my eyes. Lay down and sleep. At least I'm happy in my dreams
I give up. I forfeit. I'm all alone. I deserve it.
Isolation. inside my head. Wishing for a moment. I was dead.
Waves of regret. I've been left. I want to forget
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In The Eyes
03:10
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Enabled
you're so weak
Let down
Don't even speak
I hope it felt good
I still never understood
6th street
Knowing you're forgetting about me.
Nothing to say to you
Looked you in the eyes but Nothing that you said was true
Losing composure
Silence,
You don't deserve the closure
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Sleep Paralysis
05:51
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This place stopped being a home a long time ago.
Don't come around, please leave me alone.
I feel like I have no where to go.
I've watched my parents cry. No one should ever know.
Let me fall asleep so I can dream about nothing more just let me scream. Anxiety covers me let me lie awake in agony.
No one will ever understand this
So I tunnel into unconsciousness
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Lonely Boy Records Henderson, Kentucky
A small record label from Henderson, Kentucky. Stay Sad
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