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Restless
02:06
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i'm awake again
eleven ten
because the night is not my friend
voices in my head
i've started naming them
i wonder if they've ever been
as tired as me
i need some sleep
i can't think again
i feel so dead
i'm singing to myself instead
and when i dream of what's ahead
i can't even comprehend
what's to come and where it ends
it's so freaky to me
i think i just need sleep
i'm awake again
i think i just need some friends
then maybe this cycle will finally end
i can't think again
i can only play pretend
a game only i can understand
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2. |
Winter Seventeen
02:30
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3. |
Existential Dread
01:06
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i can feel my hands shaking and my body rot
how did i end up here what did i do wrong
all this time spent in my room with my thoughts and my guitar out of tune
i don't know
i can see myself in the mirror but i know it's not really me
'cause the person i was a year ago was different completely
i'm not so sure
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4. |
Hang On Me (St Vincent)
01:55
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Lydia Deetz Boston, Massachusetts
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ on a ~break~ of sorts but still feel free to say hello lydiadeetzmusic@gmail.com
pic above by omari spears
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