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Introducing
01:21
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Hide Away
04:03
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These streets are all empty
The doors locked but no one's inside
These wastelands are aplenty
Where every dream goes to die
Don't dare live in nightmares like this
You'll miss just how simple life was
Was it better when nothing mattered?
Cares fell out the window like ashes we scatter
Now you mean nothing, nothing at all
'Why' you ask? Because the darkness turns you raw
Don't dare live in nightmares like this
You'll miss just how simple life was
Like way back then when nothing was wrong
Now I no longer trust and that's because
These streets will eat you alive
It's true, so keep a far hideaway in mind
When life becomes numb temptation has already won
These streets will eat you alive
It's true, so keep a far hideaway in mind
Oh please, I don't want you to turn like me
So hollow inside
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End of Autumn
02:42
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Filament
03:33
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After six years of these games I've lost my control
Led my life down roads I wouldn't go
This time it's over no hints of regret
No bulb lights forever we killed the filament
I know it's time, time for me to go
Wondering time we spent, was it all a show?
Does this sound familiar? I'm guilty of the same
Hurt the ones I love how it was taught to me
Go on and find a better one
Like I did until I ruined it
It's all the same: teacher to a student
Apologies and pain
Like Sisyphus, doomed to repeat
You fall for the same traps once set for me
Does this sound familiar? I'm guilty of the same
I hurt the ones I love with all the games I play
Go on and find a better one
Like I did until I ruined it
It's all the same: teacher to a student
Apologies and pain
Filament
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