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night wind
06:27
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Turn off the lights; cos I need to tell you something
Because tonight, tonight could be the one.
The kind of talk that happens in the darkness
Scared I am, but only of my words.
A sense of relieve is coming from all angles
I wish they stay in bed with you and me
I wish you could see the method in my madness
Still need repairs, Broke down long time ago.
The night wind takes your cry
And wash away your fears.
Let his arms wrap your breath
And keep the monsters away.
Late at night is so much easier
To cover up the tears.
Hush it now, keep it down.
Don’t wake him up with shivers.
What you expect is about to happen.
Stay awake you don’t want to miss a thing
Necessity, has grown us some hard shells
Bulletproof hearts worn like a vest
The night wind takes your cry
And wash away your fears.
Let his arms wrap your breath
And keep the monsters away.
Late at night is so much easier
To cover up the tears.
Hush it now, keep it down.
Don’t wake him up with shivers.
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2. |
4 real
03:57
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You are stranger than you claim
When you drive me round the bend
You got ways to make me feel
And, you throw me in a ditch.
No one here is innocent
Naïve, Mature or just plain rude
A bloodstained glass in front of me
Tried to smash it with my fist.
I was starving for solitude
Don’t give me that attitude
Time was craving for my flesh
I’d rather give you my own death
I’ll douse your name with gasoline
Watch me burn turn into ash
My hands are tied, my mind is clear
Let’s keep trying another year
4 real when I took it all for granted.
I don’t know where these tracks are leading me.
Or if I could hold my breath for that long.
Only justice or redemption will keep my mouth shut.
All this silence is misleading, Can’t get lost anymore.
4 real when I took it all for granted.
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3. |
homebound
03:55
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You never treated me too well
A kick and slap won’t be much help
The tears and screams must have an end
They usually do
You ruled my life with iron fist
Just because you were born first
I ate and died at your command
I usually do
Do you regret the things you said?
Along these lines I might confess
I’m trying to live the best I can
I usually do
I knew I was less than average
As clear as day I’m going to hell
You didn’t pay too much attention
You usually do
We’ve managed well since you’re not here
It’s taking way too long to heal
You’re playing the victim one more time
You usually do
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Lizardville La Línea De La Concepción, Spain
Angry music for old people
Old music for angry people
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