1. |
Sunken City
05:36
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can I change
your mind,
won't you stay
true?
no not this
time,
this time
we're
through
oh, don't you
no
don't
love me
anymore
we're spinning, treading,
pleading, begging in the same
sunken city
we kept it
going far too often
not listening
we kept off
talking you
don't excite me
same old parties
same old
grieving
used thoughts and bodies
the bored
resort to trading
on and on
ennui goes on
surprise
surprise
swallow -- shut your eyes
oh, that look
of I want to
on your face
said please
we kept it
going far too often
now you feel
pain
and you blame yourself
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2. |
Strangers
02:26
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that searing scream between my ears
your skin could soothe the past few years
is piercing
now
you've disappeared,
our bed fills with strangers
faces change remaining
nameless
if they don't matter
you don't too
if nothing matters
then I won't too
just like you said just like you said
the less you care the less you care
the less dead weight that you carry
the less dead weight that you carry
so what does that make me
what does that make me
what does that make me
what does that make me
what does that make me
what does that make me
dead
in bed with strangers
laces change before each taste-test
if they don't matter
you don't too
if nothing matters
then I won't too
if they don't matter you don't too
if nothing matters then I won't too
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