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Carpet Floor
01:45
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Stab me with a rusty knife, with a rusty nail .
Don't want to feel again.
Stab me with the words you said, let me bleed the red.
Don't want to feel again.
As i'm laying on my carpet floor, i see your two feet walking to the door.
My thoughts are so deafening,
Sometimes i can't even hear myself think.
Let me feel another pain,
Cause the rust in my head is overwhelming me.
As i'm laying on my carpet floor, i see your two feet walking to the door.
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Dog
02:17
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You made me think that life could be evergreen,
You made me feel you're not the one for me.
These nights I've spent writing words that make no sense
When i wake up, thoughts change but repeat again.
Will you wait for me?
Will you give me a chance?
Like an old dog, i'll be waiting over the fence.
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Attic Singapore
NORTHSIDE
TIL
I
DIE
RIP
glacierssg.bandcamp.com
if u listen to my music and sorta like it i love u. No really it means alot to me
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