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Still
03:19
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Tear the sight from my eyes, i'll still follow you blind. Shut my mouth and steal my voice, i'll still be saying sorry. Kill me again and again. I know I was a waste of your time, so go and find your peace of mind.
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Restless
04:16
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I'm trying constantly to remind myself that this is for the best,
but every night I toss and turn completely restless.
You were the only thing that kept me grounded-
So what can i say to keep you from slipping away?
Lately I've been going through the motions, but I don't even feel alive.
taking it day by day, but theres barely a second where I can begin to ease my mind. I was never a mountain, I was never a sight to see. The suns been shining a little less bright, and the nights never seem to come to an end.
With tired eyes I lay awake, and contemplate all the mistakes I made.
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Getting By
04:53
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So long, and goodbye. I don't think i'll see you for a while.
I can't pretend that I'm feeling fine, but I'll get by in time.
If we could just meet again and I could say my piece, maybe I
could find some clarity in all of this. 'Cause I still picture you by my side,
and I still feel your hand in mine.
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