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Lily
04:01
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She’s waving from the distant, she has no words to tell
She’s looking at the skyline, she’s holding all her pains
She’s keeping all the secrets, she’s smiling to the rain
Nobody wants to bear her tears
She always wonders why she was the way she was, she never understands
She looks for home but when everyone’s lie becomes the truth she’s always lost
She’s living her emptiness she has no tears to shed
She’s painting all the people’s walls, she’s holding all their pains
She’s keeping all the miseries she’s smiling to the rain
Just like me she accepts her fate
She always wonders why she was the way she was, she never understands
She looks for home but when everyone’s lie becomes the truth she’s always lost
She always wonders why she was the way she was
She looks for home but she’s just always lost
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Always Wednesday
02:52
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Tell me you have found a way, this denial is hurting me
Open all the secret tales, I’m midway between death and life
Scribbles carved on memory
Can’t remember how I’ll be
Weather’s changing through the night, uncertainty’s hurting me
Scene of distant feeling, the time is always Wednesday
How can I sell my lost soul?
Can’t remember where it was
Scent of your hair’s fading fast
Will nothing set me free?
Take me away and don’t look back
Give me a hand, don’t hang me up
Now my breath’s gone and my blood’s dried
Please, save me
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Interdiction
03:32
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Waking up again and hear your silent voice
Resonates in me and lost into the stillness
And dying through to you
It asks you, “Will you look back at this forgotten feel?”
Calling you again and hear your silent tears
Whispers guilt in me and framed into my dream wall
And haunts me in this room
It asks me, “Will you look back at this forgotten feel?”
I wish I am yours as much as you are mine
I wish I am yours as much as you are mine
I wish I am yours as much as you are mine
I wish I am yours as much as you are mine
But how much is it meaningful to both of us?
But how much is it meaningful to both of us?
But how much is it meaningful to both of us?
But how much is it meaningful to both of us?
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Jan 24
03:31
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Lights out downtown in a night’s gone dark
The dew’s rising and the wind blows south
Weird feeling creeps, will find me back in time
I’m dying to come home, I’m trying to find home
Hard to keep ignoring this bleeding
Can’t deny the story’s repeating
What’s to say? I’m running in circle
Oh I missed it, now I miss it
Lights out downtown now I’m feeling dark
Make some reasons to excuse this pain
Will death find me when I’m still alive?
I’m dying to come home, I’m trying to find home
Hard to keep ignoring this bleeding
Can’t deny the story’s repeating
What’s to say? I’m running in circle
Oh I missed it, now I miss it
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Jade
03:35
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When you were walking Sunday morning after the Mass
Did you lay your thoughts on the doubts you’ve been looking for?
Routines you stuck on, is it giving you any hopes…
To drain your fear away?
Can you see the fact, crystal clear of your hollow steps?
Dull noise from the desk keeps praising you with empty words
Will you survive? False conclusion’s your ignorance
Is it worth dying for?
I’m drawn to your despair, sadness you’ve been hiding now pulls me closer
Do you feel the same? State of uncertainty drowning us to death
When you were walking Monday morning to go to work
Did you lay your thoughts for once of what you need to be?
The world you stuck on, is it giving you any hopes…
To drain your fear away?
Will you see the fact, crystal clear of your ignorance?
Twenty seventh sound owns you for the rest of your life?
Illusion of joy, just like what everybody wants
Is it worth dying for?
I’m drawn to your despair, sadness you’ve been hiding now pulls me closer
Do you feel the same? State of uncertainty drowning us to death
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