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Purity
02:27
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we stayed up nights talking about you breaking free
from the ties that tie you down to the life you don't want to lead
but you're empty inside and your cold blood is seeping through
that's why i'm leaving tonight, because the absence of vice is just no good for me
i need purity
i stayed up nights talking to myself about the way
that you conceal all the lies behind your weary brown eyes
but that didn't work on me
i never liked the way you did your make-up
i hope i made it run
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Arsonist
03:54
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the spark remains inside of me but it's fading out
you were always so good with your words
my paranoia tastes like dopamine
but i'm forgetting where it all went wrong
because i'm tired and numb
my body; battered and sore
and i don't feel anything anymore
a five hour journey home alone tonight
don't call - just let me shut my eyes
my paranoia tastes like dopamine
and this place looks like disaster to me
because i'm tired and numb
my body; battered and sore
and i don't feel anything anymore
and i've laid down my guns
but i'm still fighting a war
and i don't feel anything anymore
they found the lighter in your back pocket
and the petrol tank under your bed
i didn't know you had it in you
to watch me burn away
you're an arsonist
i don't feel anything anymore
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