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Teeth With Which to Eat
02:03
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This is coming down on you; all of the shame, all the regret. They come with their teeth.
I should have known that they would sink this deep. I didn’t know that they would sink this deep. I should have known that they would sink this deep. I didn’t know. I didn’t know
Thousands of teeth ripping out my insides Thousands of teeth ripping out my insides
Thousands of teeth ripping out my insides
Thousands of teeth ripping out my insides
Please just spit me out
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Muddy Waters
01:28
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Bring me what I buried. Bring me what I can’t hide. Come and take me. Come and chain me up. Come and bring me, I must die.
My feet are stuck in the mud. Slow sinking deeper, water, worms, and more mud. Devil and demons will be my cradle.
Bring me what I buried. Bring me what I can’t hide. Come and take me. Come and chain me up. Come and bring me
I must die
This is it. I must die.
Hope will never come
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Rat King
03:15
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I’ve been running with this white flag. Holding up a candle to the sun. Pointing a finger at all concerned. We must have sold ourselves to war because we’re all empty handed. Fleeting but fighting; join your voice to this choir of one. Its only starting and we’re grabbing at the wind. Come as you are and be forgiven of your sins. Don’t let the sun set on open wounds
No need to forgive, no need to return (Just let me fade away). No need to forgive, no need to return, it’s no better here. And who’s to blame? Who’s to blame?
I hope you find peace I hope someone out there can hear you. If left unfed, we’ll devour ourselves. If left unfed, I fear what we’d become. How were we to know all is lost when we can’t speak? How were we to know all is lost when talk is cheap?
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