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MIRRORGARAGE
03:13
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"I'm so bored" he screams in his sleep.
He dreams of love not his to keep.
Was his love wearing pants?
This he thought not by chance, No chance.
Why waste his time? He feels it burning inside.
"I look good" she says with a grin.
He scatters his thoughts but she won't let him in.
"She's an open book" he says to himself.
Not open to you or anyone else, or else.
Why waste his time? She is...
He fills the void behind his mind.
He looks for sin but it's hard to find.
He screams and shouts, there's no one there.
He's the only one who really cares.
Is it him? Or what he needs?
Ohh man......
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DIG A HOLE
03:08
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I am biting of my tongue, it sad to see what you've become.
I am neither here nor there, see me floating through the air.
Ohh.... I'm digging a hole.
I am lying in my grave, from here things seem okay.
I can't help from feeling blue, can't fly straight like you.
Ohh.... I'm digging a hole.
Shh....(don't tell anybody about this. it could happen to you. you never know...)
If i could only be, all the pretty things I see.
Someone come and take my touch, baby, I'm your crutch.
Ohh.....I'm digging a hole.
In. To. Through.
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