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Arts and Lovecraft
04:02
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Fallout
05:02
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I've got no feelings
that a ticking clock
could ever stop
You've gone away
but they're here to stay
Remember me as I used to be
although it was so long ago
Days wear thin
and the sky starts to spin
The heat on our necks
and the ashes coat us black
I've told you my name
wont you tell me yours back?
My mind is a battlefield, won't you be my shield?
The stars burst when
the sky starts to spin
The heat on our necks
and the ashes coat us black
I've told you my name
wont you tell me yours back?
fall out, take me home
Could it be true?
Could it be true?
That I'm like you?
What should I do
when I need you?
When I need you,
I need you.
Will you need me too?
fall out, take me home
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Samus David Jr. Denton, Texas
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