| Small bolts of blood shoot across
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| the circumference, of his, of his eyes
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| The smells of fish, piss, puke and garbage
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| Sidewalk cooking underneath the sunrise
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| It’s getting old now
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| It’s getting old now
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| It’s getting old
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| Don’t call me when you’re moods are properly balanced
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| 'cause I was there now for the worst part of it
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| Conjured confidence walks the sidewalk
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| Holding his breath as the garbage truck passes by
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| His breath now breathes unfullfilment
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| Which for a moment he just pushes aside
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| It’s getting old now
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| It’s getting old now
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| It’s getting old
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| Instincts read the buckling seams and stitches over the wealth of,
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| the healthy and the uninterested
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| Don’t call me when you’re moods are properly balanced
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| 'cause I was there now for the worst part of this
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| I twitch and cling to these, these images that I foreseen I jump at any noise
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| that the night, the night will brings
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| I don’t wanna hear, I don’t wanna hear, I don’t wanna hear it anymore
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| Conjured confidence walks the sidewalk
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| Holding its breath as it all passes by
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| You know, as it all passes by
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| I don’t wanna hear, I don’t wanna hear, I don’t wanna hear, it anymore |