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Night Terror
03:02
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Watching me sleep while your're awake
I fall in my dreams as i only belong there
I put too much faith in my fears
Sooner or later i'll close my eyes
It feels like days as i forget time
It's a simple solution to my way out
I'm sick of everything i see that's why i close my eyes
forget my life as i write down the words that suit myself
Sometimes i can't stop feeling cold
And forget how life could be hard to hold on
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Blame Me
03:39
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The anxiety of living is now the ache i wake up with
i wonder how long it will takes before i hang myself to be free
and every time i think that i forget i realize and need to admit
i'm the only one to blame and i feel ashamed
And now what i feel is the anger inside of me
that keeps me fighting every day am i the one to blame
The need of being everywhere but not here
turning my back on my fears
I'm not fine with myself how can i be with someone else
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Red Noise Recording Québec
I record bands
Olivier Dufour
Red Noise Recording
Montreal, Qc, Canada
therednoiserecording@gmail.com
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