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Old Me
02:03
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This was an inside job I used myself
Till there was nothing left of me
I hid the evidence
So no one would know
Where I hid the body
I need your help finding out
where I left myself
I need your help finding out
exactly where left myself
I can't promise that I'll
let you out of here alive
After I let you in
I'm buried in the backyard
Thats where you'll find
All of my skeletons
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2. |
Bleach
02:21
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I need you to love me
Strip away my flesh and blood
I need you to love me
Refill these fucking lungs
Don't tell me that you never even thought about it
Small poisonous thoughts stuck in your head
Forgotten everyone you used to know
Dive in, break neck, how shallow
I need you to love me
Strip away my flesh and blood
I need you to love me
Refill my fucking lungs
Do you remember
me the way I was
Worthless, weak
How could that
Be worthy of love
I gave up everything
Just so you'd love me
Pour bleach out
Cover up the stench
I'll right these wrongs
with a ball point pen
I'll grab this broken glass
Bleed out a new end
Grind my teeth
Right down to the bone
Do I look pathetic
truth you'll never know
These sins
I've hid so well
Are you in need of a soul?
Cause I have one to sell
Pour bleach repeat
Pour bleach repeat
Pour bleach repeat
Pour bleach repeat
Oh, desperate me
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Lo and Behold Springfield, Missouri
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