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Dead End Friends
03:11
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Standing at the mountain top
just waiting to fall
In my head, voices scream that I can't get away
Face down, in the dirt
Laying paralyzed
Feeling dead again life keeps passing me by
I went and shut it, shut it out
At the end of a rope
Last breath that I hear
The voices are...laughing
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Bloomerang
04:12
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No time, out of breath
Find the door to the other side
Everything seemed to stop in time
I need a way to kill my pain
Fade to black
Locked away, just don't be afraid
You I are not so different
We are all the same
The sun dissipates
Memory fade away
Your face has seemed to dim in mind
But the spiders went and crawled through your eyes then it turned to black
Fade to black
Locked away, just don't be afraid
You I are not so different
We are all the same
I shot an arrow
Through the air
Ripples in our
Little black mirror
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Days Gone By
04:38
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Days been passin' by
Shake at night you lie
What's inside you head? What's inside you head?
Everyday you seem to lie
Out of our life, out of our life
Days been passin' by
She dropped me on my mind
Dying's all the same, Dying's all the same
Days gone by you ghost
Won't leave me alone...leave me alone
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Skelevators California
3 peice Rock and Roll from Orange, California
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