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autumn
01:37
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tired/forget me
02:54
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forget me, i'm a lost cause. you don't like me. i don't like me. someday, i will find my place here. when i do i'll leave and never come back. i'll be a ghost and haunt your dreams. you will forget me, but i wish i could forget myself. i wish i could be heard. terrified of others. i know i'll die alone. these eyes live in an empty room. i'll sigh and cry but you'll laugh. cut my tongue out with a knife. staring at the ceiling at night. i need a new life.
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sometimes/forgive me
04:25
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apple dreams on lazy skies. you are a warm summer day. picture this: empty streets at night. believe me, i tried to love you. i was a cold winter soul. picture this: your picture on my wall. staring at the floor. packing all my things. walking out the door. run away to some new life. forgive me, i'm lost in my words. i won't leave my bed. i'm scared i'll never be anything. i'm so scared of what i am. i won't wait till you pick up the phone. i promise i will never say a word to you again if you want that.
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