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Make You Run
04:10
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Can't hold my jaw quite right while I lay awake in bed at night. You're in every single dream. Every space and every moment in between.
Can you tell me what it is I did to make you run?
In this world I fabricated, we sat on your porch and shared a cigarette. Then I left without a word. What else did you think I came here for?
Can you tell me what it is I did to make you run?
So while you're still around could you tell me what to do now? Before you split could you tell me what I did?
Can you tell me what it is I did to make you run?
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Stay
03:49
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The smell of the gasoline
I choke, I spit, I weep
The clothes in the yard
Get in the car and drive away
I spent the last few years in parking lots beneath the stars
Running from you, running from the truth
If you know how to run then why did you stay?
I know it's hard when we're all trying to grow
Competing for space
But I just need you to know
It never had to be this way
So, I spent the last few years in parking lots beneath the stars
Running from you, running from the truth
If you know how to run then why did you stay?
Well, I'd be lying if I said I never wished you were dead
It scares the shit out of me to admit
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SpellBreaker
03:06
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The sun soaks in and I can see it. It's drizzling from your limbs, off in the distance. Like some strange illusion or a faint recollection. I'm no different than I was back then.
When I get home from work I'll light a candle. To wait for a new day and wait for this spell to break.
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