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Hate Me
03:20
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Obito
02:34
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I’ve been running my whole life
my past mistakes I wouldn’t make I wish I had more time
do you know where I could lie
I’m all alone in the cold waiting for your lies
Like an Angel in a cloud
You are never coming down
I don’t deserve
I never learned
And now I’m growing older
and time won’t seem to wait
I’m sinking down there’s no escape
I’ve been running my whole life
my past mistakes they couldn’t wait
I wish I had more time
do you know where I could find
I’m all alone in the cold waiting for your lies
I’ve been up and down
Searching high and low
I felt on top
I’m down below
With your essence I’m persistent
So why do I feel so distant?
Deceiving thoughts are
Our moral flaws
I’ve become too sweet to so many faces
Too far too see but I just can’t face it
And I can’t escape I’m falling backwards
the time I spent our own disaster
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3. |
A Tu Lado
01:47
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4. |
Mind From Heart
02:17
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