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Hum
03:08
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Like the constant hum of the world
I can hear it every time I leave a room
Maybe it's the constant spin
That's incessantly reminding me of you
Will this ever leave my head?
I can't remember what I said
A constant hum
A burning pride
A never ending spin
Maybe I'll get used to it
Or maybe I'll be forever reminded
But we all end up unhappy
It's all reflections
A constant hum
A burning pride
A never ending spin
Maybe I'll get used to it
Sometimes I'm suffocating in my skin
Feeling like I can never fucking win
Sometimes it feels like I can't breathe
There's all these expectations that are becoming impossible for me to meet
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Half Alive
03:40
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I'm living like I'm half alive
And I don't want to die
But then I think of dreamless sleep
Sounds like Heaven to me
Thank you, Cody
I really hate to think about it
To think about when I was a kid
It didn't seem like I knew it then
But I sure as hell know it now
I'm living like I'm half alive
And I don't wanna die
But then I think of dreamless sleep
Sounds like heaven to me
Another day, another month, another year in this misery
Metaphorically I'm bleeding
These days slipping into weeks
I can't seem to find any sleep
Its a fine line between wanting
To die and dying
But I've grown so sick of hiding
Twist the knife, kiss the barrel of the gun
When you find me, hold me close
Press me tightly in your arms
But know the heartbeat felt is only your own
Steady your hands and lower me down
It's my brain and the barrel
My finger and the trigger
The conscience and the slug
The grave that's dug
I'm living like I'm half alive
And I don't wanna die
Then I think of dreamless sleep
Sounds like Heaven to me
I'm living like I'm half alive
And I don't want to die
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