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Drag Me Down
04:22
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2. |
How Do I
04:17
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3. |
Safe Bet
04:55
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Fader
04:09
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Spiraling
04:05
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And on this lonely day
Feelings seem to keep me awake
And it's far too late
I can't recover anything
There is no real hideaway
From the words we would trade
Remind myself of everything
A voice in my says
It's all in your head, better keep it out
Because it's all in your head if you let
Every color drained, every other scene in my brain
I can't erase it
And you left a stain, but I believe in time
It will start to fade with you
Did it feel good to
Pull me all the way with you?
Lead the way until you
Wanted to remove your shoes
This was a losing game
I'll go on and collect my head
Remind myself of everything
A voice in my mind says
It's all in your head, better keep it out
Because it's all in your head if you want it
Every color drained, every other scene in my brain
I can't erase it
And you left a stain, but I believe in time
It will start to fade with you
You left me all alone
You left me spiraling (x8)
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