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oceans
03:09
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that's why we have moving sidewalks and cell phones
she said not to worry about it
i miss the leaves when the fall to the ground
i miss the silence when there's sound
i've been so messed up that i wished that i was gone
despite the fact that i am trying to let this go,
the never ending notion that i will end up alone
is an ocean
i'm sand beneath the waves
battered by the waves
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conversations
04:41
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i know what it's like to sit and pass the time with things that i barely like
the sun sets and i wonder where my life went
the summer
(woah)
and i wonder
and i wonder what it's like to be
and i wonder what it's like to be free
i know what it's like to think of conversations that i know we'll never have
it's okay to be going through this world alone
chorus
i've been living my life through this lense
i know it prevents me from being who i am
just want them to see me for what i know i can be
i'm satisfied with a line when what i need is a page
unsatisfied with me and what i can be
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closure. Syracuse, New York
syracuse based emo
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