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Too long, I've fallen away for too long.
My silence has stolen away my song.
Picture that. My god, I can't clear the fog that awaits in the aisle.
Miss your way, my own time before atrophy set in with a smile.
Someone's there. Somewhere in there.
Someone's there. Someone like I used to be.
Pavement rivers flow outside.
They lead everywhere, and nowhere at the same time.
I hear children call outside.
Porcelain faces set to run and hide.
They've just begun, and that's how I like it.
The way we're gone, just like a false profit.
Too long, I've fallen away for too long.
My silence has stolen away my song.
Measure that, why can't I keep from falling to pieces at all?
Thirsty for happiness? Someday it will make us all stars.
Something's wrong, fix it again.
Another wrong, fix it again.
Or can he can't hold on?
Broken promises will abide.
Can't stop compulsive habits while alive.
Aging faster, the years slip by.
The mirror has changed but I feel no different this time.
The way it's done, you can't doing nothing about it.
The way were gone, like shatter glass must fall.
And broken up, return to Earth.
Just like a broken man,
Or just a false profit.
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Shadow Drown
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Say you're gone,
reach out for that one that left you.
Price on my head,
the price I pay for melodrama.
The dawn is coming out again.
Interim is what my life has come down to be.
Plastic nights.
Sold my life I've been keeping away from.
When the day spits in your face,
you can't get something to eat,
you can't go to fucking sleep.
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Synapse Lens Chicago, Illinois
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