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Magic (8 Ball)
02:55
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Oh You know all the times I tried
Couldn’t seem to tie the loose ends
Frazzled, dazzled, mystified by
Do the means really justify the end
Oh I’ll stop crying And prying
Because I just gotta get out of my head
Oh you know all the times I’ve seen
Magic eight balls erase my dreams
Crackled, shackled, haggled by
Does fate really bend at the seams
I’ll stop whining
And start dying
Because I just gotta get out of my head
Oh i know all the love You gave
And you held on with nothing to lose
Battered beaten and bruised
I can’t believe you stayed so true
I’ll stop trying
And start shining
Because I just gotta get out of my head
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Only (Bones)
02:46
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Let it go
To the ether
Everything you’re scared of
Is gone
Let it go
It’s beneath you
Loneliness is a drug
That will burn you out
Don’t you know
Disappearing to your own Demons
And leaving this earth with no good reason Is just a waste
Because no one in the world really belongs
Let your love to flow strong
Because Only bones are left behind when your gone
Let it show
Your weakness
For that’s how we’ll all carry on
Let it grow
Your creation
And show the world who you really are
Don’t you know
Disappearing to your own seasons
And leaving your soul with no good reason
Is just a waste
Because no one really knows what’s going on
Just let your love flow strong
Because only bones are left behind when your gone.
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There are no saviors to save you
There are no survivors who will
See you
There is no one who will
Believe you
There is nothing but
Love you can give
Covered in
dripping destinies
Covered in nothing but
Ecstasy
Found between the silver lining
You’ve been hiding
Found between the echoes of my dreams
I’m alone
But alone with those who are lonely
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Something (More)
01:23
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LADYHUNTER Chicago, Illinois
Folky Lo Fi Songs sung for Ghosts.
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