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Someone You'd Rather Be
03:52
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it was cold, I could see my breath
we spoke in whispers, hiding lies in the clouds we left
you had a coat, it was red
not a flake on the ground, but a flurry in my head
I saw you spill a lake that covered his grave,
a willow weeping lullabies above his name
are you okay?
is there something I could say?
I saw you change and take a different shape
I watched you fade into another shade of gray
I saw you spill a lake that covered his grave,
a willow weeping lullabies above his name
are you the same?
is there someone I could be?
would you rather be me?
am I someone you'd rather be?
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Porcelain Skin
05:00
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I don't know what's up or down anymore when you're around
I guess I'm just not paying attention to anything else
what do you want from me to make you less unhappy?
I'd give you everything
but I don't think that's enough right now
another night sleeping with you right next to me
but we don't lay close anymore
what do you want from me to make you less unhappy?
I'd give you everything
but I don't think that's enough right now
are you happy?
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3. |
Life In A Daydream
03:00
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dismal except in dreams, so sink in a dormant state
dreams of a sky less gray, wake up to the slow decay
in my daydreams, I don't feel anything
let me stay please, numb, and at peace
in my sleep I can speak, words come out easily
everything's better in a dream
let me stay
numb, and at peace
I even have a hard time writing these days
I can't put the pen down and leave anything with meaning
my head's always spinning, but I'm alive in my dreams
numb, and at peace
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