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Erased
02:36
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Sky's a fading light that's seeming almost bleeding down the rain to me, but I can't stand this dream.
I lie down in a ditch along a road that I drive every day.
I want to be erased from here.
My head is full of useless things that swim around and tell my brain, please won't you forget this life.
I talk to myself like a father, hold my head above the water, stare at a mirror for days and wait until I can see it clear, until I can see this clear.
I lie down in a ditch along a road that I drive every day.
I want to be erased.
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2. |
How It Got This Way
02:02
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Break Myself In Two
02:08
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Envy
03:47
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My Demon
04:19
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The Ruiner
02:41
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Not Enough
03:35
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In the back yard I saw some rain falling from above, making everything in my hands turn to not enough.
While she lies there in her room the shadows dance across the walls, making everything in her head turn to not enough.
On Sunday I called some friends. I asked them for help. We all stood there and watched our love turn to not enough.
It's not enough.
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8. |
Say What You Will
02:51
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9. |
Imagined Places
02:18
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Released
02:36
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I listen to the back seat driver and fall asleep driving through the dreams of you.
Begging you to pull us over and let us out to play, out in the rain.
A baby sleeps inside her mother and a child stares out through the glass. When will this pass?
They're changing faster than this moment takes to turn itself into a dream and then it's released.
And then we're released.
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12. |
Sparkle in the Sun
02:14
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