1. |
Innocence
03:49
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take your time
i'll be fine on my own
cleanse your mind
i feel fine
and that's something you should know
but i'll stay quiet
i knew it'd happen again
i said we'd be to the end
i'm falling faster and we can't be friends
i know the fault is all mine
i'm falling further behind
my innocence still lives inside of me
you can't save me
so don't bother trying
save your tears for someone else
these dirty habits of mine, i've tried to shake them so many times
but why should i have to?
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2. |
I Remember
04:21
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i can't shake the trauma that i caused for you
i watched you fall down a hole big enough for two
the drugs don't work, they just cover the pain
a broken smile with a fistful of blame
and i got ahead of myself
turned and ran away
but you need to know
i've never felt so lonely
my friend's don't even know me
i think you're better off without me
but i will remember
i owe you an apology
for everything that i've done
i fell apart just to piece it back
now i'm on my own and i've realised that
i fucked up, and i'm sorry
i fucked up, and i'm sorry
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Stability
03:19
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looking back, i never saw this coming my way
and if i, if i could just fight off this demons
i'd find sleep tonight
i'm weak and i'm wasting away
stop taking from me
pushing on, i guess i should've seen this coming
and if you, you make sure to keep your distance
i'd find piece of mind
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Torture
04:29
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i am the handcuffs attached to your best friend
i am the adrenaline rush
i am the messages you regret
i've had enough
this is torture
but i'm better off leaving you
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