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untitled 1
03:24
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My mind absorbs negative thoughts like a sponge
A quasar of visions
Sucked in to subsist
Glowing within my head for no one to see
Blinds me every night
After all
All of this feels like so much more
Destroying my will killing my intentions to participate
Once flawless was marked as such filth
I entered the state of constant despair
The target aimed
The purpose I lived for
In actuality is just an empty place
A ghost
Destroying my will killing my intentions to participate
Once flawless was marked as such filth
I changed my life for the worse
Plain and vivid taste forgotten
I can no longer hold myself together
Being still I feel my sanity diminishes
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03:10
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To put my mind into words was easier once I knew you
Dead to me
I drowned you
I erased your name
But were that your eyes I've seen
Promises carved onto skin
Is there the hardest part
Do I want to know
As my love went unseen
Hidden under my skin
Was there a chance that I had
I never want to know
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