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No I won't tell,
even though I see that you're going through hell
and you'll, you'll just ignore it
because you adore it
You yearn for it,
try to learn from it
again and again
and again
Thats when any sight of apprehension
becomes a lack of comprehension
Was that your intention?
Unknowingly creating dissension
between me and everything I hoped
for turning what I adore into what I abhor
We are sitting in your room
Waiting for thing to resume
We are sitting in your room
Waiting for things to resume
We are laying in your bed
So many thoughts are clouding my head
We are laying in your bed
Or outside smoking weed instead
Cant believe its been so long
since we were face to face
it seems like yesterday
we were too high to get on the train
so we missed your party by half an hour
but we didnt mind cause we were together
i miss those days at your place
with nothing to do but sit around and waste away together
At least were together
At least were together
We are sitting in your room
Waiting for thing to resume
We are sitting in your room
Waiting for things to resume
We are laying in your bed
So many thoughts are clouding my head
We are laying in your bed
Or outside smoking weed instead
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Basement Pt 1 (Demo)
01:49
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