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My Polar
03:25
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Verse:
I'm Still obsessed, I Don't regret, Why does it seem, I live your dream.
Chorus:
Just a memory, I wish you met me x2
Verse:
I listened close, I tried the most, Where are you now, Please take a bow.
Chorus
Just a memory, I wish you met me x2
Bridge:
She' such a lie, Well we'll die twice. x8
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Percussive Maintenance
03:29
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When, you ask, i try, to lie,
it hurts, absurd, it hurts, absurd.
Im fine, alright, i died, but I'm fine x2
Oh, you know, I'm young, I'm old,
It hurts, absurd, it hurts, absurd.
Im fine, alright, I died, but I'm fine x4
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3. |
Leave
02:13
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4. |
Not Right Now
03:16
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You have tried but you will fall short this time, maybe you have already hit your prime, i was not supposed to end up like this, my generation has become gutless.
Maybe i'll just be like you, live through someone else, maybe i'll just be like you, but if i can't breathe you'll be happy.
Everybody lied to your face the way the lied to me,
Its okay,
No one ever tells the truth these days.
Not right now it seems to suit you, thats because you never had to, out your prams your toys are thrown, don't forget your seeds are sewn.
Maybe i'll just be like you, live through someone else, maybe i'll just be like you, but if i can't breathe you'll be happy.
Everybody lied to your face the way the lied to me,
Its okay,
No one ever tells the truth these days.
Maybe i'll just be like you, live through someone else, maybe i'll just be like you, but if i can't breathe you'll be happy.
Everybody lied to your face the way the lied to me,
Its okay,
No one ever tells the truth these days.
Everybody lied to your face the way the lied to me,
Its okay,
No one ever tells the truth these days.(x4)
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