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wither (自分ノ影ノ欠片)
03:11
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pull me back when I walk into that light
hold me back when I scream out loud with desperate eyes
run away all alone and reach out searching in fire and
bring me back alive
oh, something's tearing me apart
go pull me over coals and break my arms
so alone, I am staring at the stars
but we want what we want, right or wrong
tell me what you want to be
tell me what you are
no need to fear
it's the pain we wanted, the hate we haunted
you're seeing what you want to see
you're opening your scars
it's time to heal
but I won't
blame me shame me I know I did it right
lie and cheat all you want you know you're wasting your time
I know I don't need your help I don't need anyone else, I am
taking back my life
no, I won't tell you what you want
go, take your pressure and your broken heart
oh I know, we were broken from the start
but we are who we are, we are lost
tell me what you want to be
tell me what you are
no need to fear
it's the pain we wanted, the hate we haunted
you're seeing what you want to see
you're opening your scars
it's time to heal
but I won't
tell me what you want to be
tell me what you are
no need to fear
it's the pain we wanted, the hate we haunted
you're seeing what you want to see
you're opening your scars
it's time to heal
but I won't
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Exile (Found Out)
02:47
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求める者 Amherst, Massachusetts
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