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June 11th, 2006
02:35
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Felt the chill of death
Knew you were around again
Smelt you in the air
Felt you in my hair
Long to see that smile
Dread knowing it won’t come into my life
Dread knowing it won’t come
Dread knowing it won’t come
Candles lit, shades of evergreen
Two white candles, lit for me to see
I keep calling out your name
Ritually, Colleen
I keep calling out your name
Flowers pulled, Hanging
Pulled to the left
Flowers pulled, taste you on my breath
Flowers pulled, hanging
Pulled to the left
Flower’s pulled, taste you on my breath
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2. |
Dogs Running
02:53
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Outsider’s view
Lost under the scope of things
Who gets hurt, whose words protect me
What about the weight of those who felt the loss
Through your lies
you’ve dug up a mess, through your lies
Set loose your words like your dogs
Attack, Attack, Fiction or fact, attack, attack
You hold the eyes in your hands, guide them with loose fingers
Attack, Attack, Fiction of fact, attack, attack
Set loose your words like your dogs
Attack, attack, it’s fiction or fact, attack, attack
A million and one stories,
are they a million and one lies
Don’t want to have any doubts, just want to have open eyes
Dizzy in the midst of attention
Dizzy in the midst of cries
The flashlight isn’t broken
A million and one stories, are they a million and one lies
Don’t want to have any doubts, just want to have open eyes
Set loose your words like your dogs
Attack Attack, Fiction or fact
Attack, Attack
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