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February 15th
02:36
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You make everything about the lives you take
I make everything inside my head feel fake
From a memory to a sick fantasy
Like a valentine that arrived a day too late
I would love to feel you break apart
Let the sirens sing to break your heart
Now I start to remember why we never got that far
How far do we have to sink to reach new lows
How much longer till I get to be alone
To exercise my right to live or die in agony
I can't remember how it feels for the death of me
I would love to feel you break apart
Let the sirens sing to break your heart
Now I start to remember why we never got that far
Break apart
Let the sirens sing to break your heart
Now I start to remember why I ran so far in the dark
To a night that lives without a star
Well it's hard
But I hope you're fine wherever you are
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Hearts of Lead
02:40
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Until I'm Dust
02:33
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Robinson Crusoe
03:49
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Suck It Up (bonus track)
03:09
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