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Rebirth
04:03
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Luckily I'm barely bleeding
My heart is safe
Now that it's an empty place, no one is going there
I wiped off the little pieces
Took a look at myself
I have changed so many times I wish I could change back again
Why didn't you stay with me that night?
You could have held me on your side
Why didn't you stay with me that night?
You could have held me on your side
These words you said to me
Were all just lies?
Or things that you would say to me to lift me when I was sad?
Then what were you trying to get
Whenever you were close to me and you stabbed my heart with your stare?
Why didn't you stay with me that night?
You could have held me on your side
Why didn't you stay with me that night?
You could have held me on your side
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Inside
03:22
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I'm just a reflection in a broken mirror
I wish I could go back and change my future
But I'm just a reflection in a broken mirror
In all the pieces I see a creature
But I'll never realise
That if I close my eyes, my past will catch me
You made us lose all we ever wanted
Because you didn't trust me when I said you shouldn't fight it
I tried to forget you, but it never happened
All the times I waited late I night then...
But I'll never realise
That if I close my eyes, my past will catch me
I'll never realise,
I'd rather close my eyes so my past just catches me
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3. |
Grave
07:05
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Grave is a song from Suisad's first demo.
Lyrics:
The children we were, they are gone
They've been burning for years in the flames of our souls
I'll take their ashes and walk with them to the sea
Watch them fly away, fly away
Oh, oh
My feet on the sand feel like home
I remember the first time we were alone
And as soon as it is forgotten our hearts will choke in the watter
I just need to find my way out of here
Oh, oh
You take a walk through the graveyard
I'm a ghost in the town wher we grow up
There's no 'you and me' left on this side
Since you let me go I wait to see the light
Oh, oh
Oh, oh
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