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Drown Me Out
03:42
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The lights are on, but you're not in.
I can tell by the look in your eyes that you've been
listening, but not hearing a word that's said.
You drown it out again.
Give up, give up on me.
I'm not worth your time or your sympathy.
A slow dive towards insanity.
I cut the cord. I'm losing my sense of reality.
Feeling detached and mentally drained.
An empty void in an empty void; nothing left to save.
I'm wasting my time waiting for our stars to align.
Just leave me behind.
Give up, give up on me.
I'm not worth your time or your sympathy.
A slow dive towards insanity.
I cut the cord. I'm losing my grip on reality.
(Riff)
Give up, give up on me.
I'm not worth your time or your sympathy.
A slow dive towards insanity.
I cut the cord. I'm losing my sense of reality.
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Supernova
03:08
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Close your eyes.
Hold on tight.
Give into the heat.
Melt away with me.
Close your eyes.
Hold on tight.
Give into the heat.
Melt away with me.
Interstellar colors collide forming
kaleidoscopes of sunlight.
Supernova star in reach.
Infinite release.
Interstellar colors of light forming
kaleidoscopes of sunlight.
Supernova star in reach.
Infinite release.
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Melt My Mind
03:44
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Tell you everything.
Write it down with paper and ink.
Will you teach me how to think?
Tell you everything.
Write it down with paper and ink.
Will you teach me how to think?
Off my medicine.
How'd I let that happen?
Will I learn to feel again?
I'm alright with not feeling fine.
Just sit around and melt my mind.
Can't stop messing up.
Wine's made, so drink the cup.
Blame it all on my bad luck.
Off my medicine.
How'd I let that happen?
Will I learn to feel again?
There is so much more to me
than pills in a bottle and an ill mentality.
There is so much more to me
than pills in a bottle and an ill mentality.
There is so much more to this
than all the things I've been forced to forget.
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MZMR Indianapolis, Indiana
MZMR [MEZ-MER] IS A BAND FROM INDIANA, USA
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