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Boa Conflictor
03:31
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I'm turning over rocks and stones to find the one I'm searching for
It's been another long hard summer full of nights spent on the floor
Don't say I didn't try to tell you where my mind's been going to
I'm turning over rocks and stones because the one I'm searching for is you
The night is long and I hate this feeling
Sitting all alone, my mind is reeling
I don't know how to say I'm sorry for the thing I'm going to do
It's been another long hard winter and I just can't make it through
Don't say it could've turned out different cause we both know that's a lie
I don't know how to say I'm sorry for the thing I'm gonna do is die
The night is long and I hate this feeling
Sitting all alone, my mind is reeling
Every night I lie awake
I pray the lord my soul to take
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Non Sum Qualis Eram
03:19
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Tonight
You must decide
If You're gonna live or die
How
Will you decide?
Will you survive?
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Jurassic Lark
03:27
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Just there over the horizon lies death
Waiting patiently
For me
I see a road traveled before
Crisscrossed with stitches
Lined white with scars
The moon is full
And bright red with my blood
Shine your light down upon me tonight
Pour out my blood
Like a cup
Of wine into the lips of my lover
Let her decide my fate
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Fluidity
03:42
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Intent
02:40
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Running red like a river let it flow
Through me
So I can let it go
The edge of the blade pressed against my skin
Waiting to unleash the river within
I'll show you how I write my last goodbye
Promise you I won't cry
So, let me dip my quill into the ink
Of my
Heart and write "farewell" across my wrists
I feel it draining
The life seeping out of me
I feel it coming
The darkness that's inside me
There's no turning back
Into the black
Let the river run dry
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