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Sinner for You
05:00
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I know I shouldn't have ever said those words
I know I shouldn't have taken it to heart
But in the end, my mind was all messed up
I brought it up and we just fucking stopped
I've always been
A sinner for you
Even though I
Never got anything in return
I don't think you ever knew how I felt
I never understood how a heart could melt
The way it did for you
Yet I've always lied to my fucking self
I've always been
A sinner for you
Even though I
Never got anything in return
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2. |
When can I go to Mars?
05:06
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Locked in a room with nothing turning but the clock
I medicated, but I still feel the same
This whole time life's been hiding under a shitty rock
I'm tired of feeling this pain
Turning a blind eye
To everything I love
Has hurt the most
Turning a blind eye
To everyone I love
Has been the worst
Out in the open, I'm exposed to my own thoughts
When did it get this bad?
I always come up with these horrifying plots
They don't make sense, they only make me fucking sad
Ignoring
Staying silent
I deal with it
No one told me
There was something better
It may be too late
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Soroche Austin, Texas
Psychedelic jazz grunge band from Austin, TX.
Rico - Guitar/Vocals
Andre - Bass
Gage - Drums
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