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Someone
02:42
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everything is burning up
everything is crashing to the sea
i am running out of time to save me
someone please show me an out
someone tell me what i'm doing wrong
i missed the forest for the roots grown underneath
tried to pick my head back up but found i couldn't breathe
crippled and collapsed, i sat and hardly spoke
leaving you to fix my mess and me just as a joke
someone please show me an out
someone tell me what i'm doing wrong
someone pull me from the drought
someone show me how
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Something
02:45
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if everything you say is true
i'm everything, i'm everything
even if i usually feel
i'm sickening
freaked out by anything
something made sense when you're not around
to live with myself yeah you showed me how
cast the thought away for now
you're everything
you're my everything
why don't we keep this ship from weathering
time for togethering
something made sense when you're not around
to live with myself yeah you showed me how
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