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Locked
02:46
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2. |
Standing at the Station
03:00
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3. |
Anxiety
02:13
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I’m afraid my future’s looking bleak
Yesterday I found blood in the street
All I consider is someone used to be here
Don’t think about it, go home, have a beer
Existential dread and anxiety
I get so down, I get so low, I just want to leave
I’m afraid I’m fading this week
Every day feels like a kick in the teeth
All I consider is I feel so alone here
Don’t think about it, go home, have a beer
Existential dread and anxiety
I get so down, I get so low, I just want to leave
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4. |
Painkillers
03:23
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I know I'd be better off dead
Because it hurts to be inside my head
Eating away at my brain
Can't get enough of your pain
Medicate me you sick puppy
Let you wallow alone, listen to me moan
Stick with me, it won't be easy
You'll always have to worry
I've got my painkillers
Crooked teeth and crooked face
Heavy breathing, taking up space
No one will ever want me
Stay at home and just let me be
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5. |
Always Making Sound
03:21
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