1. |
funhouse
04:25
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can't wait to wake up
and do the things i've done
a thousand times
can't seem to escape
my orange, funhouse mirror fantasy
do they believe
do they believe
oh oh
that isn't me
do they believe
do they believe
oh no
that isn't me
heal me just once more
just another day
get me out the door
just another day
the last time i swear
just another
i am not a man
just a cocktail
of substances
we don't even know
who i am
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2. |
tyrant
03:14
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silenced barrel
pressed to the back of her head
black streams flow from her eyes
in patterns like the veins in his head
just a blank canvas
never unprepared for punishment
as if there was a choice
internal kingdom
destroyed by the war
bodies derbies sanctions
nothing more
happy to call you my ally
his war prize
captive protector
happily ever after
until next week
turns to a disaster
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3. |
plunge
04:00
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4. |
deathbed waltz
02:20
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5. |
raindrops in transit
02:59
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Sean Holly Charlotte, North Carolina
shitter/songwriter from the south
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