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Concentrate
06:08
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baby you don't have to worry, it'll be alright. baby you don't have to hurry, it'll be alright. hold me close in the moonlight, i promise we'll be just fine. hold me close in the moonlight, baby we'll be alright. alright? we'll be alright. alright?
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Silliot
06:28
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Mangle (Interlude)
02:52
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Cross-Sectional
05:42
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Premation
04:34
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Hey It's Sunday Again
09:12
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And I march
To a pattern incomplete
A compressing airbag
I wish to flee the scene.
An upholding contrast
The most simple release.
Finding indifference
Impossibly credible.
Marching on
Exhausted and starving
So only at this time
Do you believe that I am an essence.
Don't go soft, I am irrelevant
As I do not wish for you to lie to me.
Sitting back in awe and relaxation
Please abuse me violently.
Don't overcomplicate, I am redundant.
As I will accept every lie you feed me.
Upright posture in tears, overwhelmed.
Please abuse me violently.
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Anonymous
12:15
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herein lies no choices. flat on the ground caving in. my pestering eyes become scratched and indented from my hatred. in my covers, i keep my violence ridden within my own bones, and not to others. i am running out of characters to play my parts. i am a disgusting excuse of life. forever anonymous i shall remain
i am so desperate now.
i am starting to worry so much.
it won't be alright.
....what is this that stares into me?
Herein lies a choice
Forever Anonymous I Shall Not Be.
We will be alright. Alright?
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