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The End
02:09
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It's 2016 and for the first time it's hopeless
I guess it's normal to fantasize about the end
I haven't been this close in 16 years
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2. |
South of Market
01:19
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Wash my organs in fat and poison.
Settle into a deep depression.
We live, we learn, we earn, we burn.
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3. |
New Heights
02:09
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I hung a rope but I didn't tie it tight.
I stood on a chair and I didn't think twice.
I'm fine.
I loaded a gun with only one bullet, then I missed.
Guess I'm not convinced?
Cold days.
Cold nights.
Old skin.
New heights.
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4. |
PROGRESS
01:43
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No matter how high I climb I'm still at the bottom.
...and at this point I'd give my right hand for some rope.
I've always thought I'd be dead by now.
I guess that's progress.
A grave is a grave that's what my dad said.
I went head first to avoid this one foot bullshit.
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5. |
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Poison for blood.
Peeling back layers of skin to find nothing underneath.
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6. |
Untitled
01:21
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7. |
I've Been Dead for Years
02:15
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I felt myself falling fast so I slit my throat before impact.
As the blood pours from my neck it coats the ground and I thought...
I've been dead for years.
I guess I tried my best.
Traded my life for some pills and a fresh start.
It's easy to feel fine when there's nothing inside.
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