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Fake
04:08
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If you say that it was never meant to be
Will you taste familiarity
Will you run towards a new and brighter day?
Will you run away?
Can you fake it?
Can you fake it till you're home?
Can you make it?
Can you make it on your own?
Can you take it?
Can you take it anymore?
As the days turn into passing weeks
Do you still remember seventeen?
Will you face the nostalgic memories?
Will you run?
Have you not seen it all?
Will you anticipate the fall?
Can you fake it?
Can you fake it till you're home?
Can you fake it?
Will you reap what you have sown?
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Out for the Count
03:06
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Sheltered kid fell in the deeper end
Where everybody wants to do you in
They'll run you over with the latest trend
Like vicious dogs they'll tear you limb from limb
Keep standing your ground
My naiveté will see you now
Rip at me and try to tear me down
Keep on thinking
I'm out for the count
Cutthroat coffee crazed society
Caffeinated lucid fever dreams
A monument to their stupidity
I'll never let them get their hooks in me
One by one they fall
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Being Kind on Purpose
04:07
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Being kind on purpose
Putting on a face few can afford
In a place that feels like madness
In a place that feels like home
Being kind on purpose
Instead of waiting anxiously by the phone
And wondering why they haven't called back
Like they don't have places to go
Remember how it was
When we had just begun?
To see the way we were
Discovering your purpose
Deciding what is right and what is wrong
In a place that doesn't give a shit
Who you are or where you're from
We make it hard on purpose
We carry all the weight of what we know
And pretend it doesn't weigh a ton
It doesn't hold
Its harder than it was
We were living just because
We knew the way we were
Oh but its all we know
Shame that its all for show
Being kind on purpose
Shouldn't be so hard but here we are
Staring at the ground and wondering
Did we go too far?
Its better than it was
We're now living just because
Its just the way we learned
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Rome Again
03:27
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Another one fell down
With an awful sound
And can we go another round
With shameful circumstance
Did we stand a chance
Against our inhibitions
Indecisions
Same old song and dance
As it all crumbles away
And Juno had her way
Built too high to make amends
An empire crumbling till the end
The pillars fell and the gods be damned
Rome is burning to the ground again
We'll hide behind a grin
Eaten from within
And did we ever truly win?
With the pantheon of pride
Our eyes are open wide
In disapproving shame
Forget your name
There's nowhere left to hide
Rome is burning to the ground again
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5. |
To the Bone
05:58
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Bad things happen to people who wait in the rain
Tragedy strikes at those struggling to carry the flame
The day that we live and we love isn't always to blame
The chaos surrounding us all favors fortune nor fame
Can't go home
All alone
Drenched and Soaked
To the Bone
You can't run
You're the only one
You can't hide
Open wide
Personify life as a vessel to carry your pain
A being created absolving you of all the blame
Shrink into yourself and pretend you have nothing to say
Your heart is in flames and on fire it surely remains
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