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Lost In My Head
04:11
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Keep my head down
Put my mind at rest
Sink like a stone and drown
Because that would hurt less
Did you know how numbered the days?
Don’t let them slip away.
I’m scared, been lost in my head
Hanging onto the words I once said.
What you give in life is what you get.
But I’m so alive and I’d rather be dead.
Put down that drink
So you don't forget
About all you think
And all you regret
Am I still alive?
Can you hear my heart beat?
From time to time
That’s all that I need.
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Pray, Prey
01:55
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It doesn’t mean anything.
The way you walk. The settling.
You're asking God, forgive your sins.
But he won’t.
How are you gonna put this fire out?
Burning trust leaves it full of doubt.
Search for hope, it can’t be found.
No it won’t.
I’m sorry, but this is the end.
So say goodbye, with your one last breath.
Can you hear the prey, pray?
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3. |
Still Human
03:41
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We said some things we regret,
Just weren’t cut out for it.
Lost in my dreams again.
Every day draws to a close.
Ask for answers but no one knows.
Leaves me down in this hole.
Hazed eyes,
You took all the air from my lungs.
But God knows that they’re empty,
And I can hear your voice shake this time.
I never found the words to say.
That I’m still human,
And this wouldn’t be the end.
There was something, somebody else.
A change made just for my health,
So I could not hate myself.
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4. |
Daylight
04:27
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5. |
Out Of Range
02:48
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Sunbather England, UK
Sunbather was a band from Corby, Northamptonshire.
2014 - 2016.
R.I.P
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