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Early Hours
04:45
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2. |
Juniper ft. Taylor Byrd
05:44
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I've been pretending to know the easy way out.
But I'll keep smiling without my mouth.
Invisibile yes you are, your clothes can't hide everything like your scares.
Eat my soul, or let me go.
Rip my heart out my chest or let me rest.
It's been so long, I've been standing here stuck in the same old place.
For many months, and many days I forgot your face.
Disappear in the fire that burn.
You can't shed tears from the lesson you've learned.
Eat my soul or let me go.
Rip my heart out of my chest or let me rest.
My skin it unravels as you pull the string.
If you only knew what ture love could bring.
I'd wait here for you.
It's all I can do.
Eat my soul or let me go.
Rip my heart out my chest or let me rest.
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3. |
All of Your Nightmares
04:43
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4. |
I Saw the Sun Last Night
07:07
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5. |
You Love That Theory
03:57
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