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In a Lonely Place
03:14
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Grasp for control
As the stars wage war above your head
No way to know
What will slip right through your hands
When it's not enough to say
You never wanted it to be this way
When it's not enough to say
You never wanted this
Fear consumes in a lonely place
The world doesn't stop
Turning in your hands, turning in your mind
the world doesn't stop
Turning in your head, turning all the time
When it's not enough to say
You never wanted it to be this way
When it's not enough to say
You never wanted this
Fear consumes in a lonely place
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When I Go
03:50
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No shelter from a dead tree
These bare branches always make me feel so ill at ease
Footsteps under an empty sky
With each step the earth cracks in a faint reply
Now I'm feeling like a stranger
Caught in a trap
When I go
Now there's nowhere left to turn to
And I'm falling off track
When I go
I'm never coming back
Memory and pain kicked up like dust in the rain
The old and the new
All rusts the same right in front of you
Now I'm feeling like a stranger
Caught in a trap
When I go
Now there's nowhere left to turn to
And I'm falling off track
When I go
I'm never coming back
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