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Great Moon Ring
03:49
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I'm just trying to be honest, I don't want to make a promise.
I'm just trying to be honest, you are the last one I would have thought of.
I don't want to make this hard. I did you with no disregard.
I don't want to make this hard. Weren't you tired of being in the back of my car?
You keep me up at night when I should be sleeping tight.
Dreaming of new worlds where I meet the new girls, 'cause you are getting old.
If you keep up with these fights, my fuel's ready to ignite.
I'll set the countdown on. Something's gone wrong, it's polluting your atmosphere.
I'm taking off this planet tonight! And I will search the galaxy, searching for the other planets that attract me. And if I ever start to feel incomplete, I'll always have my rocketship to set me free. Don't look back it's only going up from here.
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Lifer
03:45
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One by one I count my days as they disappear into a blurry haze, I can't remember what I did last night.
But that's the way that I want it to be, I wanna forget that I'm even alive. And I'll let you try to pull me down.
Holding my breath for far too long, I'm blacking out and I can't think straight. Don't know where I am or what I'm doing, but I guess I like it that way 'cause I won't stop.
My lungs hurt from lack of air, and my heart is hurting from overwhelming despair. I'm falling deeper into this emptiness, I tried to hold on but I guess I lost my grip.
I feel so alone today. I can't help but feel sorry for myself.
I can't keep my head up, I'm slowly sinking to the bottom of the ocean.
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