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hello it's me
04:16
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i sleep all night and dream all day.
i try to peel my skin away.
i bleed black blood and try to say,
"before i die, i will be great."
i see myself in 1000 years,
a speck of dust in the atmosphere.
put my feet down in their place.
imagine life without this space.
remove myself and look back in.
can i believe my evil twin?
i see myself in 1000 years,
a speck of dust in the atmosphere.
so shake me up and spit me out.
plant that little seed of doubt.
watch it grow and watch it wind,
around my brain, that wicked vine.
it’s all cut up and left for dead.
i can’t forget those thoughts of dread.
it creeps back in and wraps me up
and now i’m standing on the sun.
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ya ya
02:23
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