1. |
Two Times
03:42
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wake up, its too late
my dreams were bullshit
they hit hard and too close
i try not to sleep much
i'm so tired of my head
telling me I'm one
of those few who patiently
wait to die
invitation
lost it in the mail
no vacation
two times i've been cut out now
there's no way in
my friends let me down for hours
torn up paper
i can almost see them fall
bring up my worst fears
we'll make them all real
i thought that you had
someone to cling to
we bought a friendship
and tried to keep it
in the plastic
never opened
invitation
lost it in the mail
no vacation
two times i've been cut out now
there's no way in
my friends let me down for hours
torn up paper
i can almost see them fall
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2. |
Open Eyes/See No Lies
03:44
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i won't be here for you
i tried and i tried
your minds somewhere else
outside of the lines
recognize
count the times
you heard my voice
and tuned out the noise
bring another excuse
along for the ride
throw it at the wall
and watch as it dies
kill the lights
it's too bright
open eyes
see no lies
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3. |
The Moon and Me
03:16
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i thought i was a loner
but maybe i was homesick
we stayed up to watch scream
that night meant so much to me
look into my eyes
tell me where they end
and where yours begin
i'll never tell them
a flower in the moonlight
i stomped all over its face
tried to piece together
parts until they turned gray
look into my eyes
tell me where they end
and where yours begin
i'll never tell them
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