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Rebirth (Session)
04:10
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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
These words you said to me, where 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?
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Chemistry (Session)
04:12
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Hold me as if it is the last time you see me
I don't want you to forget the time you spent with me, oh
I still wonder how we lost our chemistry, oh
Then we started to pretend until we lived in fear
My mind sinks in violence, my heart it ain't quiet
I don't want you to regret the days we spent in silence
Hold me as if it is the last time you see me
I don't want you to forget the time you spent with me, oh
Hold me as if it is the last time you see me
I don't want you to forget the time you spent with me, oh
Hold me--
And I can't stand your silence, when you cry I feel the violence between us
I can't stand your silence, when you're quit I feel the violence between us
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