| Come with me, a broken man
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| And let me look inside your head
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| You got the will to bury me
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| While all the others try to breathe
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| Everyone has known
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| That the silhouette has grown
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| Over the earth that shades
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| Set 'em free
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| Oh, I’m starting to swell
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| But the bitter taste inside of hell
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| Is the echo of myself
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| Out in the land of the blackened veil
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| There lived a man on top of the hill
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| He’s always dressed in white
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| Weeping sores from a porous hide
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| And through his tears the windows bend
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| (?) pattern of a quilted hem
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| Shaking glitzes of a song that plays
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| Set 'em free
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| Oh, I’m starting to swell
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| But the bitter taste inside of hell
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| Is the echo of myself
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| In the valley where the sky is gray
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| There lays a man in a shallow grave
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| He spoke to god with a pleading tone
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| Throughout the years that spent alone
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| Molding colors to a blinding haze
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| Arresting features from a drunken rage
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| Washing the blood from his calloused hands
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| Set 'em free
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| Oh, I’m starting to swell
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| But the bitter taste inside of hell
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| Oh, I’m starting to swell
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| But the bitter taste inside of hell
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| Is the echo of myself |