1. |
summer heat
03:10
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the summer heat
it was too hot
you lost it all
I gained a lot
your swollen feet
they needed socks
it was so hard to put them on
and I still try
to see your face
and late at night
I lie awake
and now I know
that it’s too late
you were in hell
I was too late
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2. |
back away
02:21
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3. |
state of desire
01:38
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he will not put out the light
he will keep looking at me
with this desire
admiring me
worshipping me
warming my body with his hands
state of desire
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5. |
all ive got
03:14
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6. |
all nite all rite
02:00
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7. |
smell of decay
02:32
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and when i wake up
deep in my heart
knowing that you don't love me with yours
and it feels like
my insides are starting to rot
that smell
that smell of decay
isn't going away
I close my eyes tight
hold my head high
when I cry your name
but it doesn't mean
anything
with no one to blame
there's no one to blame
that smell of decay
that smell of decay
that smell of decay
isn't going away
I can't sleep at night
in my dreams I die
when I see your face
it feels like it's time
for my life to be erased
there's no one to blame
the smell of decay
the smell of decay
that smell of decay
isn't going away
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8. |
photo box
02:07
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