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Breathe
04:17
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Breathe in,
I am falling apart at the seams.
Breathe out,
I am falling apart and you'll see,
I can spend another day in motion,
But I can't keep on living with misplaced emotions.
(I can't keep living this way)
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I've been sitting up straight, been keeping truces I made,
Trying not to mess up like before.
I've been changing all my moves, stopped singing out of tune,
In hopes that I may have something to hold on to.
I've got an ear for these sorts of things,
But I am afraid that my hands aren't up to speed.
Don't tell me to let go, I've got it all on my own.
I fall down, get back up, start again.
I've been changing what I do, stopped butting heads with you,
In hopes that I may have someone to hold on to.
I've got an ear for these sorts of things,
But I am afraid that my hands aren't up to speed.
I took my past and buried it, started clean.
Look at me now, I have been set free...
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Never Know
03:02
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What would it be like to look from someone else's eyes?
And what might I see if I could step outside of me?
What's this conscious screen?
What lies behind our darkest dreams?
And how do I discern if you are saying what you mean?
I may never know.
I may never know.
I will never know.
No one will ever know.
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And I can forget,
And I can forgive,
If I need to face death,
Just to learn how to live.
And you can run,
But you can't hide,
From all those things,
Killing you inside.
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5. |
Flo / Video Game Anthem
04:02
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