1. |
Disease
03:39
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The disease in your head
Is running through your body
to your fingertips
And I just wanna have a conversation
but Mother dear I'm running out of patience
And I know it's not your fault
I'm just selfish, I dont wanna grow up alone
Grow up alone
How long has she got left?
Don't tell me
How long has she got left?
Don't tell me
How long have I got left?
Don't tell me
How long has she got left?
Don't tell me
The disease in your head
Is running through your body
to your fingertips
And I just wanna have a conversation
but Mother dear I'm running out of patience
And I know it's not your fault
I'm just selfish, I dont wanna grow up alone
It's in your head
It's in your head
It's in your head
It's in your head
It's in your head
How long has she got left?
Don't tell me
How long has she got left?
Don't tell me
How long have I got left?
Don't tell me
How long has she got left?
Don't tell me
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2. |
Alone
01:51
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I'm Alone now
And so are you
I think it's
What we needed to do
For a long time
I hope you
Fix yourself
In all the
Perfect ways my heart
Couldn't help
I will always
Curse it for
Plaguing your mind
and
Dragging my mine down the same path
I will always be
Happy to see
A grin with your teeth
Even
Without me
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Slate Hearts England, UK
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