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Welcome Home
03:34
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Welcome Home
Welcome Home
You stand before the mirror
Naked, Afraid
Preparing to face
Your darkest of fears
Welcome Home
Welcome Home
To beat the dead horse
With your eyes open
Par for the course
Welcome Home
Welcome Home
I know you're leaving
I know it must be hard
I don't remember a thing.
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I really don't care what I deserve
Better's just a point
Just a point of view
I really don't live, I just observe
And that's not worth a lot
When it's just me without you
This is not the end of the world
But it's sure gonna be the end of me
I don't want your sympathy
I don't need your apology
This is how it has to be
But I swear it's killing me
I swear it's killing me
Memories of what could have been
A life beyond our misery
A life beyond our misery
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Do Not Resuscitate
05:08
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I can't remember the last time
I felt the sun on my face
I saw the light in your eyes
I felt the love of all of life
I can't remember the last time
I was happy
I was satisfied
I will always be weak
I will always be weak
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02:15 AM In D Minor
18:25
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I'm still trying to let go
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you feel the cold
in your fingernails
coming apart
locked away
in the cellar
there you think
but now is not the time
to regret
and you wither away x2
sharp and empty
we loved you when
you did not
soulless and bitter
bones of concrete
press nails to our stems
and you feel the cold
and it's getting cold again
and you assault yourself
and it makes sense to you
and you feel the cold
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Jennifer Poe Leeds, UK
FERAL - Gloom and Post Rock.
NERVE - Noise/Power Electronics
MOTHER OF SALT- An Accumulation.
In memory of better times.
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