1. |
Arrival
02:20
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2. |
Lauren
04:50
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Lauren, I've seen you in my dreams and I can't go back
I swear my expectations never went so far, not so far
But even if I could I wouldn't change my mind
Lauren, if I listen to the voices that whisper inside
In less than just a second I am bound to go mad, I'm going mad
But even if I could I wouldn't change my mind
Love my old friend, every time I ask you, you are not there
You keep coming and going, will I see the end of this long-term pain?
When will it be over, oh, tell me, when?
My love, I'm sorry that I was never enough,
wasn't one of a kind
wasn't special at all
And every scar, every tear, every word will stay with me
'til I find home
'til I find love
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3. |
Dawn
05:09
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Why don't you stay here for a while?
'Cause I can't be alone
All my fears are coming true
I'll be myself no more
We are children playing with fire
And I'm sure I'll get burnt
So why don't you stay here for a while?
'Cause I can't be alone
One more night
How could I be so wrong thinking you were so right?
All this time that I've been thinking of you I told myself some lies
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4. |
Painkillers
04:56
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I'm an appendix of society
There's not much left of what used to be me
Don't really know anybody I see
And they don't know me but is that a relief?
Take my pain away
Take my loneliness away
Now that the things are worse than ever
It seems I'm stuck and there's no way of leaving
I've known for long that there's no cure for this fever
You have to know that I don't feel like living
Sometimes I wish that I could sleep forever
'Cause I don't think that this will get any better
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