1. |
Daewon
02:15
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It doesn't last like it used to
The feeling of separation
An unknown direction
Misguided blow
Between my head and the floor
Its a mystery
If all we have is waiting for the trees to grow over our bones
We'd be waiting for nothing
Searching for solitude
Somewhere in the soil
I can feel my body break
Searching for my self decay
I can feel my body break
Self decay I'm fading away
I'm fading away
I'm fading away
I can feel my body break
Self decay I'm fading away
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DTK
01:49
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It's the ultimate feeling
You're speaking of
The taste of progress in your pain is love
We wore the same hanging head
Like the defeat looming over the dead
Gold collar radiating over your body
Like smoke coming off of your lips
It's the ultimate feeling
You're speaking of
The taste of progress in your pain is love
A glowing confession
Like our bodies weren't made for this
I know what you're feeling
I know what you're dealing
With obligation
You're settling in
It's the ultimate feeling
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