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660 A.M.
02:31
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2. |
Dive
04:04
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3. |
Overture
03:41
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Banquet
04:09
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Sun shines through my window
I wake in disarray once more
The week starts with a sour taste
And I try to stay away
Some days I hit the floor
Some days I'm just way too stoned
I'm burning out
Running myself down
Unable to reconstruct
The foundations lost
So lets start again next week
Forget about the last time
Till we disconnect
Wondering where I've been
This time
I'm burning out
Running myself down
Unable to reconstruct
The foundations lost
So lets start again next week
Forget about the last time
Till we disconnect
Somedays I let go and fall
Some days the minutes feel way too long
Some days its hard to stay strong
Some days these thoughts are so raw
Some days I go way too far
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