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Say Anything
01:58
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Say Anything
I could say anything
I could say anything
or nothing
nothing
woe
I could hate everything
I could hate everything
or start loving
loving
woe
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Solitary Tone
02:59
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Solitary Tone
do it all
do it all alone
you belong
you belong alone
through it all
through it all alone
it’s just a solitary tone
could have used some water
could have used some food
could have used some music
to control the mood
do it all
do it all alone
you are
and you’re not alone
through it all
through it all alone
it’s just a solitary tone
could have used some water
could have used some food
could have used some music
to control the mood
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Hear Myself
03:28
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Hear Myself
I can't hear myself
always someone else
I can’t hear myself
always someone else
eyes can’t see themselves
always something else
eyes can’t see themselves
always something else
is it enough?
no it’s not enough
is it enough?
no it’s not enough
I have seen enough
calling all this bluff
I have seen enough
calling all this bluff
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