1. |
HIDE
02:35
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'cause i'm scared
that i'm totally worthless
and i'm trying just to be okay with nothing being perfect
and i'm sad
now my house is filled with demons
and only i can see them so it seems i've lost all reasoning
all my life
i'm scared to just remember
feel things that aren't there
all my life
they call me a pretender
hurts 'cause it is fair
hide away
i wanna hide away
i wanna hide away
forever and ever
hide away
i wanna hide away
i wanna hide away
forever and ever
is this real
or is it just a nightmare
does it ever end
is this real
or is it just the despair
wounds that just won't mend
hide away
i wanna hide away
i wanna hide away
forever and ever
hide away
i wanna hide away
i wanna hide away
forever and ever
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2. |
RUN
02:41
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3. |
GROW
03:40
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i’m peeling all the skin on my fingertips back again
i’m loosing my breath not for lack of oxygen
i’ve lost myself over you, who i made you out to be
i was praying to the universe to bring us closer
but i guess i wasn’t meant for that type of closure
now i’m stuck inside my head, who i thought that i could be
but i’ll make my peace with the dead possibilities
stop picking at the problems in my skin
i’ll greet you in the hallway
and i’ll clean my dirty ashtray
and i’ll take the train to midway
just to come right back
weeds in my yard
cut them down
watch them fall
they’ll take root
in the ground
they’ll regrow
(x2)
i’ll put to rest all the dead possibilities
plant seeds beneath the surface of my skin
i know good things are coming
different ways for different loving
and i’ll grow til i am nothing
one day i’ll just be
weeds in my yard
growing fast
standing tall
taking root
in the ground
how i’ve grown
weeds in my yard
i am real
and i know
i have roots
in the ground
how i’ll grow
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4. |
BE
02:54
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