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Pure Black
03:28
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It is burnt and black in my mind
And I know exactly why
Everything I've tried to hide
Buried it all down inside
I let it out and they all fade away
I am pure black and they all are grey
Disconnect from all that's real
Everything that makes you feel
Choke it off, don't make a sound
Everything that you are now
I am pure black and they all are grey
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Tired Eyes
04:19
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Tired eyes always lie
Just tell them you are fine
They will know just the same
But maybe they will go away
Probably not, bother you more
Asking for reasons and poking the sore
You're making it worse
You're making it worse
Please go away I can't take anymore
Just get out of my face, get out of my face
Everythings fine everything is ok
Self-inflicted scars
Because I want to remember how I was
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