1. |
Fragment
07:32
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It's these days when I can't sway
these thoughts from my head
I'm falling fast, the worst has passed
but for weeks I can't get out of bed
Not that it matters now
just put me to sleep
put me down
Tell them that I gave up
I'm tired I've had enough
It doesn't matter anymore
There's no forgetting what I've done
Because I'm not bouncing back
I think you've always known that
it won't be the same
and there's no changing
what I've become
I hate this part
It's just too hard
to talk to you here
Now I don't love you
just as much
as you never loved me, dear
We're better off that way
it never matter anyway
Fragment, sever
we both know I never
belonged here in the first place
I never belonged here in the first place
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2. |
Sever
05:28
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Your mouth hangs open wide
with the words you won't verbalize
My eyes shut blind and stupid
saying you've got nothing to do with it
But I'm just a liar and well honestly
you never should have trusted me
So I'll take the hit and you pack my things up
so we don't have to talk about it
Kick me to the curb, my dear
Trash me body and mind
Because hell is real and it's keeping me here
thinking it's different this time
and things will get better
But that's just never happening for me
Jaw clenched tight
Nails digging through
Sick to my stomach
I've got nothing left for you
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