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rest my head
04:25
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Inner side's underside
Fleeting dream of all we have
He said then "I'll writhe to see, will you ever die for me?"
Earn the gift to take the unseen
To discern what you forseen
Tasteless, cloud dye, call youth friend
I'll steal breathe from everywhere
A thousand lives of hatching eyes
A near death scare suits you so well
I'll rest my head in my own dread
While I nosedive down the stairs
Nonchalant to check the time
While she chokes me on my sleep
Quietly she whispers me "I believe in grieving sin"
A thousand lives of hatching eyes
A near death scare suits you so well
I'll rest my head in my own dread
While I nosedive down the stairs
A near death scare suits you so well
I'll rest my head in my own dread
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