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Tearing At the Seams
02:59
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It could never be
My reality
I'm forcing out a smile
And holding back a scream
I'm tearing at the seams
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The bullet on my lip
Is hanging like a lit cigarette
And you won't even stop
To let me take a drag off it yet
You keep your words sharp
So they can cut me like a knife
And when you want to talk
You're feeding me your suicide
Step back 'cause you're up in my face
Don't hold me back
To rise
To rise
To rise away from here
To rise
To rise away
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3. |
Strength to Stand
04:34
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See you standing in the doorway
There wasn't anything I could say
I tried so hard but now I'm empty
There isn't any strength left in me
To stand
Now I'm staring at the ceiling
The shine of light is too revealing
I fought so hard but now I can see
There isn't any fight left in me
To stand
It could get much better, if I could learn to let you go
It's gotta get much better, it couldn't get much worse I know
La-la la la
It's gonna get much, It's gonna get much better
It couldn't get, it couldn't get much worse
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Backyard Planetarium
03:12
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Imagine us, when we ditched class
I was scared
But you just laughed
Then you led me by the hand
Imagine us, in your backyard
We lie on grass
And we watch the stars
You knew the name of every one
And how they fit together
You told me each one was a sun
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Dying In My Dreams
03:27
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I'm either flying
Or dreaming of dying
Shorelines receding
Wildlife retreating
And moons fall from night skies
Stand there with eyes wide
Ocean is rising
And crashing down on me
It's so beautiful
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