1. |
Don't Hate Me
05:28
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The grapes will come
It's time to run and hide inside some place
I see no other escape
I would hate to see it go to waste
And I still hated everyone
For they were so phony
Why name it at birth?
For now you sleep, intact, sealed off from earth
I see no other escape
I would hate to see it go to waste
And I still hated everyone
For they were so
For they were so dull
I am a sick, sick child
Feels like a long, long time
Desire dies
It's such a bore to be alive
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2. |
Timeless
07:25
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Plastic hours and plastic minutes
That define our lives
All this fake goals that make us wish
For the destruction of time
Losing time
Losing time
Losing time
Losing time
Empty spaces in an empty room
Deep like your eyes
The time has passed and now I'm stuck
Lost in desire
Losing time
Losing time
Losing time
Losing time
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3. |
Uma
03:37
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Cross my heart and hope to die
I had a dream that made me cry
She even tried to say to me
"I have a friend that's going on a trip"
The girl had nowhere to hide
She forgot what to do with her arms
There's not much air I could breathe
When she's standing next to me
To look at you and get slaughtered
Just like a painting mesmerizes
Funny how thoughts shape your mood
Sometimes you can't but not feel fine
White lies just like her eyes
I just don't know where to start
I'll be pretending to see
Clean water falling off a cliff
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