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Bathe In Love
03:37
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Excuse me while I display
Myself upon this broken stage
It's easy to be replaced
With all these feelings that wont ever change
Was it me who told you wrong?
That I'm only trying to help, so I wrote this song
To show you that i care about
Everything i shall even die without
Excuse the mess we've made
Now its time to find these answers we've faked
And let me stress the case to find the answers that we all must face
Ignore the daze
You'll seem fine on a different day
I promised long ago
That I'd always be your man
I promised long ago not to fall
When I take your hand
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Altered Ego
03:44
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I can't find the information
Due to the fact that I'm lost in translation
I can hardly breathe and it's killing me
but I'll pass out invitations
So you can see exactly what i mean
Your misery is like a sinking sea
When you give it all to me
Will you give it all to me?
Breed your demise
As an alter life
Wear a mask to escape this life
Bet breathing wasn't hard to find
When all we had was pushed outside
Been running in this cage my whole life
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Letters to Part Orlando, Florida
Progressive Post-Rock band from Orlando, FL
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