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Rot
04:33
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All I remember, lost in a fog
Cuts like a razor, sharp as a thought.
I don't feel better, just want it to stop.
Light as a feather, covered in rot.
Covered in rot, leave me to rot
You know, everything that I don't want
Everything is left to bleed, right before the end we need.
Kill me slow
Everything is left to bleed, left to right, the in-between.
You didn't need it, you didn't know
You didn't want it, you watched it grow
You didn't see it, see to believe
You didn't stop it, stop the flow.
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Autonomy
02:17
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Think you know the meaning of control, try to take it back to feed on hope.
It lacks, it aches, to take away.
I don't want it.
"You're the problem"
Always broken, always the same note.
Think you know the reason for control, feel the weight of every lie that you told..
I think we've lost the reasons to be, always learning, always yearning.
Everything around you has changed, you don't grow.
The bones, have gone too long without a break.
A change is coming.
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Nowhere Safe Atlanta, Georgia
Nowhere Safe is a post-punk four-piece band from Atlanta, Georgia. By blending sounds of post-rock, alternative, punk, and shoe gaze their performances culminate in a dynamic effects-driven composition that ranges from aggressive and grungy, to reserved and spacey. ... more
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