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So effortless
Dial in with anyone
Charming, approachable
Until reality comes crashing in
Got a voice box stuck in a crushed throat
A ribcage closing in for the kill
And my mind’s left for somewhere else
Even it can’t stand to be right here
No.
This is losing touch
Disconnect from everyone
Distant, unknowable
And reality slips away
Had control once
Now I chase that feeling
Knew who I was once
Wander without meaning
There’s got to be something else
Besides drifting on and on and on…
Well what do I know?
Not too much
Not enough
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2. |
Gift of Knives
03:33
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Seventeen hundred miles of nothing
Distance can’t slow down the westbound whispering
Rumors, more rumors
Your life ain’t going to plan
Come back around
Just to fade away again
Yeah it’s true, yeah I guess it’s true
I never understood your twisted point of view
And anger, oh anger
Was a gift of knives in the end
So far removed from here
But I can still feel the pull
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Reach out for bitterness
Take hold
Never let it go
Default to cynicism
You’d think I’d be tired by now of being right
Truth is I can’t get enough
Now I’ve got a taste of the good stuff.
Well alright
So what do I gain from this?
Nothing.
And what do I learn from this?
Nothing.
Known to point the blame at someone else
It’s easier than trying to face myself
Rear-fanged venomous
Don’t worry too much
Worry about it
Because I’ll bite my tongue clean through
A parlour trick for you
Don’t think about it too much. Can’t think about it
Ears ringing
So deafening
Don’t talk about it too much. Can’t talk about it
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4. |
Kiss Off
03:49
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