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Slither
01:37
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All the times we spent with it doesn't even matter now,
The memories I'm left with, it doesn't mean anything now.
You should have been there when I'm wrong, when I forgot.
Slither away when you're finished with me.
Off to the next victim you'll see.
These days I feel free from responsibility.
Out of the cult but still left with the bite mark.
These words runs deep in hope it makes you bleed,
Out of the cult but still left with the bite mark.
I'll face my fate,
Whatever it may be,
If it's a snake,
I'll cut up it's head.
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Stuck
02:46
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Stuck, and feeling cheated.
Refused to let go I'm attached to the core,
For loving it so bad it's like I'm obsessed.
My pride, trampled and made fun of.
Content with what I have but still I'm losing my faith while in search for common grounds.
And they said "move on, move on"
My old ways have lost its place
And I said hold on
Born in the 80's, lived in the 90's,
Now I am stuck and jaded in my 30's.
Will I ever find my peace and comfort in a world that loves to treat me like dirt.
Take me away from this cycle,
Leave me behind where it make sense,
Your logic makes it way too dense.
I'll sleep, and be swayed by slumber.
Content with what I have but still I'm losing my faith while in search for common grounds.
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Slip Away
02:34
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Once again you go and reappear,
To take what's left of me, but I got nothing.
And you slip away when I need you .
There you go, you walk into my life,
As if it's a passageway, but i got nothing.
If friends in need are friends indeed,
Then let's stop this bit, and come out clean, just tell me, that you're not sorry.
Still I welcomed you with an open mind and heart.
But you disappeared, and you took my trust with you.
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