1. |
Nothing
02:21
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I wish I could say I'm sorry
This damage is far beyond words
I can't imagine the pain you feel
Because I'm far beyond hurt
I want to show you my pain
I want you to see me bleed
This sorrow is taking over me
This grief is all I need
I deserve nothing so it's nothing I will be
I want to show you my pain
I'll show you what you mean to me
Just burn my body
and dump my ashes in the sea
so I can sink to a depth that the sun won't reach
I deserve nothing so it's nothing I will be
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2. |
The Escapist
06:57
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It's warm where I'm going all year round
I am the demon that keeps weighing you down
Deception is the game
and I'm wearing the crown
I'm growing tired of wearing this mask all over town
I've been running from myself all along
Knowing it's the darkness that keeps me warm
Where did I go wrong?
What am I running from?
I'll be the reason that you won't ever feel again
I'll be the one to haunt you in your dreams
This is just one big game
and I'm sorry you've been deceived
Just open up your arms and embrace me
I've been running from my self along
Knowing it's the darkness that keeps me warm
Where did I go wrong?
...and I know that your hands are tied
but I'm begging you to keep holding tight
...and I know it's the bed I made
but it's not where I plan to sleep
...and I know that your hands are tied
but I'm begging you to keep holding tight
I left you standing there
What else could I have done?
I know your hands are tied
but please keep holding on
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Solarium Hamilton, Ontario
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