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Sangfroid
02:26
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Margot Has Eyes
04:43
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Welcome to something new
Feel free to fly off the handle
Give me air to think
Or feel free to sink
It’s none of my concern
It’s never been a concern of mine
Going too far all the time
Welcome to self-destruction
Feel free to join in any time
All the nights that I couldn’t see
And the end can never be
It’s never been a concern of mine
Going too far all the time
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3. |
Florencia
03:54
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Spent Nights
04:33
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I can’t wait for everything to fall down
On you, see I never really liked you
Find another way
To live with what you’ve
Done to me so stomp
Out what you believe,
I’m never going to save you
Because you’re never proud of me
I’m never going to save you
From now on you can bleed
I can’t see how you forgot to
Believe in me
And how this could turn out
Right, Wrong, Time
I’ll to reset my clocks
To save me, to save you, to save me
I’m never going to save you
Because you’re never proud of me
I’m never going to save you
From now on you can bleed
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