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O' Venus
04:18
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death is coming for me
but i will survive
endless nights of fire in the graveyard
it all felt right
i wanna see the planets with you
i wanna know that my dreams will come true
don't split my world right in two
our times are low today
but we will survive
did i kill the flowers in your garden ?
did we ever really see em thrive?
i wanna move the mountains with you
i wanna sail the oceans deepest blue
who would break their own heart in two
for you?
i wanna move the mountains with you
i wanna sail the oceans deepest blue
who would break their own in two?
it's true
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2. |
Grievous Mess
03:42
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body it aches
my bones they hate me
vacant mistake after mistake
like a prisoner hoping to be set free
desperate i needed a greediest mess
no one ever love me best
you know
make the money just to give it all away
always giving myself away
no fucking mystery today
i could be losing all the things
that made me feel something
desperate i needed a greediest mess
no one ever love me best
oh no
i could be losing all the things that
made me feel something
and now i fear nothing
no sense of urgency
no sense of honesty
living life with my eyes wide shut
no sense of urgency
no sense of honesty
take your loves to a place that i will never be
no sense of decency was your philosophy
take your lovers you're the last face that i'll ever need
no sense of urgency
no sense of honesty living life with my eyes wide shut
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