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CEASE
01:50
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I started a tradition
and I stopped the trend.
We couldn't meet conditions
so I started the end.
I'm running out of words to say,
I'm running out of here.
As I'm passing sanity,
I'm passing my mind.
But I dont look back at me
and leave it all behind.
Eyes forward,
no looking back.
Turn the collar up
when memories attack.
It's all been said
or not worth saying out loud.
I'm going back to silence,
though not golden.
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(0D3
02:43
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Yesterday's unfolded thoughts still echo between my ears
and after laughter comes tears.
What's been said can not be taken back.
We might regret, but dont forget.
Powered down but still sane.
Noone to talk to and noone to blame.
We're all born with a core of our existence,
that one single sparkle of life.
Bored in solitude, bored within yourself.
And if there's one thing that you can say about mankind,
there's nothing kind about men.
and taking time can be the sneakiest way of revenge.
Sadness is only real when shared
and you dont cry when noone cares.
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