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Questions
00:53
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Let me leave, I'll stay.
Don't let me leave, I'll stay.
We're rotting,
I'm rotting,
We're rotting away. (x2)
I'll fail you, unstable.
Gridlocked, unable.
Resurfaced, unstable.
Let me leave, unable.
We're rotting, we're rotting away.
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It Just Is
00:46
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It just is! (x2)
Why the fuck do we desire?
All these things that stuck to fire.
That emblazes to the wire,
You say you care, you're just a liar.
Our existence is a fraud.
You wonder why and ask your God.
It's not your fault, you do no wrong.
So clap your hands and sing along.
Living, nothing.
An answer's mere assumption.
Existential crisis in my mind I feel the void.
It just is!
Left me out.
Killing ourselves.
We can't be proud.
Let me out!
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Purgatory
05:17
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Nothing
01:40
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Rotting away.
Nothing's okay.
Please get away.
'Cause nothing's okay.
Nothing is all I got,
There's nothing left.
Watched it all burn, there's no second guess.
It was my life, but now it's nothing more.
Than just a shell, decayed forevermore.
Fuckin' useless, always getting too much sleep.
Leave me alone, don't look me in the eyes, I'll freak
Can't stand much more, nostalgia is the death of me.
Don't feel like breathing, a sloth is all I'll ever be.
Now I am just a shell.
All alone and I do not know.
How to escape this hell.
I'm trapped inside, nowhere to go.
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