1. |
Huge
03:53
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You were given everything
Never understood
What it's like to feel broken
Enduring endless nights of keeping me alive
Under my skin
You make me feel helpless
Call my name again and again
You're empathetic but you don't seem sorry
Say you want to feel again
I am being thrown into oblivion
Say you want to make things right
But you were never on the inside
Under my skin
You make me feel helpless
Call my name again and again
You're empathetic but you don't seem sorry
I tried to let you know
Not to keep accepting that blood money
The only reason that you are still up high
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2. |
Jetpack
02:20
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Take time
Evaluate your own life
Abuse the mind
Confuse the lines
To get away from mine
You always said you wanted this slackened in the end
But I couldn't provide what I didn't believe in
And now I'm stuck here on my own
I wish I just pushed through
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3. |
January
01:39
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Take away all your pain from me
And fade away
The next time that I see your face
You won't know me
I hate the way I feel every day
When I wait
Why'd you have to leave
Like you did last January
You opened up your mouth and said through your voice
I don't want you here
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4. |
Breaking the Insides
03:19
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Try to take down their ugly thoughts
And what you feel is wrong
Misaligned with the times
They bear no weight on you
Second best in the hunt to figure out what they have to prove
You've never given up
On what you know to choose
This February doesn't seem to be true
You must be kidding me
Out of all the things we could do
Take your hand
And hold it out to anyone who needs it
Come together in this time of
Breaking the insides
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