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Room Without a View
02:50
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Honestly I forgot what it meant to me
Do you remember the space
we shared?
In a room without a view
It was everything to me and nothing to you
Old wounds are opening
I've crept down into hell now
how do I find you?
Old wounds are opening
spilling out onto the ground
I'm tripping over you
I'll find you in hell
If you'll meet me there
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Kite Song
03:15
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Forgetting myself and everything we became
A cartoon with no pain
Stay away you say
But I'll dress you in her clothes
Never knowing home
I'll stay away for days
Could I ever be a kite without a string?
I'm getting further away from what I used to be
I watched you take the best of me
You got what you came for
You got the best of me
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