1. |
No Relation
04:16
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trapped
this can't be it
trapped
no hopes
no dreams
welcome to the bottom of the well
each sky is small
in every private hell
the world is vast
but the walls are steep
a glimpse of the stars
does not come cheap
nobody hears the roar
of seven billion sighs and more
awake, asleep, or dead
no difference, back to bed
what can you barter?
what can you spare?
with no point of reference
to others out there
better act quickly
because somewhere below
the temperature's rising
and you'll never know
this can't be it
trapped
no hopes
no dreams
trapped
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2. |
Distorted Head
03:15
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walking out on the world
with nothing to lose
no sense of purpose
THE SIN IS GOOD
the future is a black hole
worth its weight in shit
an angel singing
in violent keys
she drags me home
with teeth and claws
you think you're fucking innocent
no idea of all the pain
you think we'll just forget it
we are all insane
embrace the agony
worship the dark
DISTORTED HEAD
the sin is good
GOOD
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3. |
Distractions
02:22
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I want it
I need it
anything to get me through the day
something to keep those
those demons away
we're all addicts
distractions from the awful truth
your passion's died away
little habits won't protect
a life that's lost its way
what you wear
and what you drink
anything to give you relief
the pages in that book
to set you on your path
anything to avoid the crash
we're all addicts
little routines
little comforts
nothing lasts
blind faith, just keep going
gotta keep moving
walls you've built, showing cracks
you're a lie
no point, just keep reaching
you're a lie
it's not gonna last
no one will save you
thank god* it will end someday
*that's a lower case g
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