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In The Wool
03:09
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The idle passing of time,
it's a facet of crime.
Tired of living lonesome lives,
but it's so dyed in the wool
that it's all you do.
Claim this culture a crutch,
all too much all at once.
So go put up a front
and act like it's not your fault that you're like this,
like you can't control the voices inside of your head.
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Dreams
03:27
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Keep dreaming of you.
Keep dreaming that you're alive.
Got me feeling so blue since the day that you died.
I blame myself. Now there's no one else.
I hope that you know how much I bereave.
I hope that tense chest can now rest relieved.
It tears me up more than it seems.
At least we still can spend time in dreams.
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Bellyache Bangor, Maine
Depression is a learning curve.
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