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Lost
02:56
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crawling at a snails pace
without a shell or a distinguishable face
i have crossed a line of salt
just to feel the burn, to feel anything at all.
but i am grateful to be alive
despite feeling very dead inside
i was forged in the mines of misery
a physical manifestation of my makers miserable history.
i am thankful for all you have done
despite leaving me alone i still think you're the only one i need.
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2. |
Cry
02:12
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you might think otherwise
but i think it's worthless doing shit for other people all the time
i should be used to it but it's getting worse
every minute it just piles up
and i want to cry
a little bit
on the inside
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