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Outgoing Calls
03:46
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Conceived
Was a mass of me
Floating through time
In an atmospheric collision
You're nothing to me
And I'm nothing to you
Reciprocated refund
Memory erased
Calling you for the second time
Just to hear your voice again
I don't understand why noone
Is better than you in my eyes
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Always
03:20
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I woke up washing dishes
To feed the public domain
To free the city of its boundaries
Where bliss surrounds me indefinitely
I fell asleep in your embrace
Disabled my brain through the clusters of stress
Through a cellular connection to fall back onto
A break of sunlight in a muted, washed out forest
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I am a shell of myself reversed
Eating away at every molecule you own
I feed on your thoughts and I spit on your eyes
'Cause nothing is worse than your heartfelt goodbyes
You are a reversed shell of me
Knowing the route from here to my home
Memorizing my safety and absorbing your truth
Breathing through ourselves in the photobooth
Fill my room with clutter
It's all I've ever wanted
For you to scope out my brain
And sink into my nerves
Connection spiking interface
Fractals spinning through the dust
That circles my intestines
Rising into you
Rising into you
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Equivalent to torture, over and over
Just to linger with you
'Cause you make me happier than anyone on this Earth
And I try to understand where this is all coming from
But when I put my two feet on the ground the clockwork goes silent
My legs start to wander once I step into the mindfuck of a place that you call home
But I miss you more anything, and that should say enough
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Potential
02:30
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A sudden wave of unknown consumes me
Shock sets in as the clock stops ticking
In the flesh, I'm frozen in front of you
Background pausing for one moment
Our eyes met, I felt at peace
I see your companion, I tense up
I'm number than medicine
I'm colder than land
And I'll knock him right out of your hands
At the time, I felt enraged
All my dreams that I knew weren't real
All the times I tried to hide it
Collapsing when I least expected it
You left but returned later
You barely spoke to me
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
I was too destroyed to cry
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Piece Of Me
02:36
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I wake up in pools of dust
Coughing until it's gone
Thinking of you for the
Entire time
Knowing if I'll see you or not
Knowing less
Of your age and of your height
What kind of clothes you like
And when you're gone
I can't feel anything anymore
You've become a piece of me
You've become a piece of me
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