EPISODE · Jun 19, 2015 · 3 MIN

Void

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LYRICS: I can hide Inside of dreams You wear me out I’m tied in strings I’m falling out Drifting in air You threw me out Nothing is fair Fall awake Fall into trance Throw it out My last chance I’m hard to hurt Hard to forget My only thought Turns to regret My body aches You fill me up With empty space and it’s enough Just feel me spin inside your web and hold me close until I’m dead I wander here among the lost with other words caught in the frost fill me up let me burn touch my bones make me yearn Forget it all nothing is now I’m crying here So tell me how to Think my thoughts Moan my name Think those thoughts We’re not the same

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