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Cement
03:33
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My greatest friend
My ego ends
I’m overwhelmed
Just let me be
My nearest death
My spirit spent
I don’t consent
I’ll learn to see
How did you know my name?
How did you take my sweetness?
Why would you lay this claim
I don’t accept this agreement
Life came and went
Not what I dreamt
Wade through cement
Until I cannot breathe
My burden
My sweet escape
I’ll live it
Every fucking day
This weight
Is great
Cement
I taste
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2. |
Help Me
02:08
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Help me
I need a second to breathe
I got one foot in the grave and I’m begging you, please
Help me
I don’t think I got what it takes
But if you got what I need, then give me what I need
Yeah I don’t wanna go
But if I need to go
Is that ok?
Yeah, that’s ok
Help me
I need a minute to drink
I got eyes rollin back in my head
And I’m starting to think
Help me
I don’t think I got what it takes
But if you got what I need, then give me what I need
Yeah I don’t wanna go
But if I need to go
Is that ok?
Yeah, that’s ok
What I need is what I see
What I see is what I need
We only live to die alone
So take my hand
and guide me home
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