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Andy From The Office
04:26
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And so it goes on and on and on. Four walls and roof don't make a home.
I let my temper get the best of me, can't see the consequences of my actions clearly. So is this it? I swear there has to be more. I think i'd burn everything I own just to hurt you.
I am drowning. I am sinking, weighed down by all the times that I tried and I failed to get better. Can you hear me? I am screaming. I refuse to let this get the best of me and you.
I refuse to let this get the best of you.
If less is more then i'll take nothing.
We never know a good thing until it is gone.
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Straw, Feathers and Dust
01:25
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Straw, feathers and dust, little things but if they all go one way that's the way that the wind goes.
The words tend to hide in my throat when words tend to matter most.
I am not quite sure what i want but its far from this
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URI
04:10
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I should learn to let my guard down, you should learn to lose that frown, it doesn't suit you, it never has.
We can both play the victim, never wanted to listen, i am you as much as you are I.
I'll sharpen my teeth till you're nothing.
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Rogen Chester, UK
Rogen are a five piece alternative-punk band from the North West of England.
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