1. |
barely a ghost
03:14
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Wasted time
On a heart that's not mine
I'm sadly reminded of
Then when i needed you most
It stopped with no goodbye
You watched me die inside
Now how you're barely a ghost
You say you can't survive
Without me in your life
We live lives
All of us bathed in lies
And smiling just because
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my words
03:37
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this is like the first time
we stole each others eyes
then the second time
i kept you all
on the other end of the telephone
she's operating and I'm playing hero
on the other end of the great unknown
she's suffocating on my words
in this our final stand
there I am
with the second hand
I end us all
to be the one
who believed those lies
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All along they eyed me
With distinct curiosities
The saddest songs they play
I just remember that it killed the sounds
Of what they say when I hold your hands
I beg you to just understand
Through all the sad songs I play
I truly do love you
You only hold me cause you know we won't survive
We only hold each other down
It always seems to be
You never cry alone
You only cry when you're with me
It always seems so easy
To tell me I'm what you need
Then you push me out of reach
it always seems
Tonight, perhaps
We could relax
Without these axes pressed against our necks
Eyes lay low and cold in constant disconnect
They always say love is like a drug
Well tonight I am kissing this habit goodbye
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4. |
my violence
04:34
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What if these scissors
Slid out of my fingers
And into your eye
I wonder why I even care
Please believe I wanna see you
Dead
How could you
Don't bother saying a word
'Cause you won't be here to stay
It breaks us up
It makes me want
To do
Harm to you
I wish that I could hold your head
20,000 leagues under the sea
Instead i just hold my breath
And wait 'til we see again
Everything between you and me is dead
Everything except
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The Heydays of Silence Centreville, Maryland
Hailing from the Eastern Shores of Maryland.. this powerful trio transcends exuberance with their Rock Hard sensibilities, by bending and blending genres to bring the swank and stylishness back to Rock & Roll!
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